This reminds me of a question we asked this summer: Is JavaScript Part of the 'Real' Web or Not? For maps and other highly interactive features, it sure seems like it is. Even with the threat of ...

Therender method takes two arguments: The HTML-like elements (aka. JSX) you want to output. The location in the DOM where React will render the JSX into. The JavaScript looks new and shiny ...

Java programs, called applets, can be run on any client over a network and provide rich multimedia like a CD-ROM ... Richard Treadway: SCO looks forward to supporting JavaScript in both OpenServer ...

Dart is a new programming language that looks like Java ... There will also be a tool called Dartboard, which is just like the JavaScript console that most web browsers have.

Apple has posted two separate documents that may be of interest to Internet developers. One focuses on JavaScript in Mac Web browsers, and the other examines Web services with WebObjects.