JavaScript, the linchpin of scripted websites, is not a perfect programming language. Google prefers its own language, Dart. What's so wrong with JavaScript, and is Google really on the right track?

In the current public beta of Safari (2-12-03) there is a JavaScript bug that causes the browser to ignore "close window" buttons, traditionally used on pop-up windows and some navigation schemes.

SearchNorwich recently published an excellent video featuring Google’s Martin Splitt discussing how to debug crawling and indexing issues related to JavaScript, saying that most of the times it’s not ...

JavaScript is said to be getting better, with advances planned in upcoming upgrades to the ECMAScript specification that serves as the basis for the popular dynamic scripting language. But still more ...

Our smartphones have become our faithful companions. From road trips to work, we take them with us everywhere and rely on them to help us get through the day. If we need directions to an unfamiliar ...

Large JavaScript Web apps can be hard to develop and slow to run. Google’s Dart language may offer a solution to address both of those issues. JavaScript is often used in a way that was never intended ...

Anyone working in enterprise SEO in 2020 will have encountered this web architecture scenario with a client at some point. Frameworks like React, Vue, and Angular make web development more simply ...