The Internet was all a-Twitter with this on Friday evening. It reminded me of a constant irritation: bad JavaScript is running rampant on the Web. I often have this in my face, because I enable ...

Search engines have made improvements in indexing JavaScript websites. But the question of whether they can properly render JS pages remains muddled. JavaScript and SEO have long been a debated ...

Users have become savvy to the hazards of opening a .exe file attached to emails, but the use of JavaScript – not to be confused with Java – has only ever been used occasionally. Until now.

Microsoft has launched some new features in its Excel spreadsheet software that will boost its power. But will that only be for the benefit of users? In its blog post about the new functionality, ...

who will demonstrate the ease with which he created JavaScript botnets and used them to turn the table on the bad guys. In a phone conversation this afternoon, Alonso offered a preview.