but Netscape changed it to JavaScript. The reason could be due to the buzz that Java created at that time. JavaScript first appeared in Netscape 2.0 in 1995 with the name LiveScript. The prime objective of the
JavaScript first appeared on the scene in 1995 as part of the Netscape Navigator 2 beta browser. Itallowed web pages to interact with usersto a greater degree than before. JavaScript code cannot exist by itself-it must be embedded inside regular HTML code(or even CSS code). JavaScript can b...
It uses routing to determine when and where to display views in a web browser or mobile application.This can be done by mapping URLs to specific views on different pages of an application or by loading a view when a user interacts with objects within an application. However, Durandal goes ...
Comprehensive Component Library: Ext JS provides a vast library of 140+ pre-built, highly customizable UI components, including grids, trees, forms, menus, and more, which helps accelerate development and reduce the time-to-market. Cross-Browser Compatibility: Ext JS is designed to work seamlessly...
In the BrowserCookies in the browser revolve around the JavaScript window.document.cookie property that first appeared in Netscape Navigator 2.0. This property is unlike other JavaScript object properties for a number of reasons:It isn't really related to its parent object, in this case the ...
The Browser Object Model (BOM) ECMAScript ECMAScript, the language defined in ECMA-262, isn't tied to web browsers. In fact, the language has no methods for input or output whatsoever. ECMA-262 defines this language as a base upon which more-robust scripting languages may be built. Web ...
mailto: URLs in Forms (Chapter 23) Implementation of e-mailed forms has been uneven through the years, and the situation gets only worse with Netscape 6 and 7. Although NN 4 supported this feature to a reasonable extent, the Mozilla browser at least through 1.0 (from which Netscape 7 comes...
some relatively new databases even use JavaScript as the language for creating, retrieving, and updating database records.MongoDB andCouchDB are two popular examples. You may hear the term full-stack JavaScript, which means using JavaScript as the language for the client-side browser, the web se...
There is no node in the browser, so it makes no sense. Here is my rule of thumb. First of all keep your code similar as possible through all the environments and keep NODE_ENV always on ‘production’. Second, if you have to use differentiation, make a new variable for your environmen...
Some of the example HTML documents in this chapter can be displayed and modified by all three, but NN4 cannot handle most of them. © 8.1 Browser support for Dynamic document • A dynamic HTML document is one whose tag attributes, tag contents, or element ...