What is Javascript?

JavaScript is the world's most popular programming language. It is lightweight (consumes very little storage and works at very less internet speed) and Easy to Use programming language. We can use javascript to build Websites, Web Apps,  Mobile Apps, and many more.

You might be wondering, Is there any Difference Between Java and Javascript? Yes, My Friend, Both Java and Javascript are completely Different Programming Language.

Nowadays, The overwhelming majority of websites use JavaScript. Whether you’re starting from scratch or are already using JavaScript professionally, this guide will help you master the language.

Why To Study Javascript?

Some of the key advantages of learning Javascript:

• Javascript is everywhere, you really do not need any special environment setup. For example, Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and every browser you know today support Javascript.
• It is very Flexible and Easy to Learn Language.
• Javascript can increase your market demand.
• The incredible thing about Javascript is that it has a very large developer community and they are working to Develop and Grow Javascript.

Javascript History

JavaScript was created at Netscape Communications by Brendan Eich in 1995. Netscape and Eich designed JavaScript as a programming language for their use with the company's flagship web browser, Netscape Navigator.

Application of Javascript

Javascript has its presence in almost every area of software development. I'm going to list a few of them here:

• Create Games - Web Games can be easily built-in Javascript.
• Animation - JavaScript also provides the facility to create Animation and Other Eye-Catching Aesthetic Features, that give the website a great look and feel.
• Web Servers - We can also Build Web Servers in Javascript.
• Mobile / Smart Watch Apps - Javascript allows the creation of stunning apps for Mobile(Android & iOS) and also for Wearable Devices like SmartWatch.

There are many other application of Javascript. We will be discussing about them in Later Sections.

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