Day 1 of #20DaysOfJavascript 🚀 Today we will discuss: - What is Javascript & it's role in web development - ECMAScript & different versions of JS What is Javascript? JavaScript is a versatile programming or scripting language developed by Brendan Eich in 1995. It is used for making web pages more dynamic. It allows you to add features like animations, dynamic content updates, and interactive elements to websites. Role of Javascript in Web Development - Enhanced Interactivity: JavaScript enables dynamic responses to user actions, enhancing user experience. - DOM Manipulation: JavaScript allows developers to dynamically alter webpage content, structure, and style forming the basis of modern web apps. - Asynchronous Programming: JavaScript facilitates asynchronous programming, enabling tasks to run without blocking the main thread. This capability is vital for handling data fetching, user interactions, and animations efficiently through techniques like callbacks, promises, and async/await. - Web APIs: JavaScript provides access to browser functionalities, enriching web apps with diverse features. - Frameworks and Libraries: JavaScript offers frameworks like React and libraries like jQuery, simplifying web development tasks. - Server-Side Capabilities: Node.js enables JavaScript execution on servers, streamlining web app development. ECMAScript & Different Versions of JS ECMAScript serves as the blueprint for scripting languages like JavaScript. It's a specification managed by Ecma International, ensuring consistency and standards for languages like JavaScript. Over time, ECMAScript has evolved through different versions, with each version introducing new features, improvements, and syntax enhancements to the language. Developers commonly refer to specific ECMAScript versions when discussing JavaScript capabilities and compatibility. Version - ES1 Name - ECMAScript1 Release year - 1997 Feature - Initial Release Version - ES2 Name - ECMAScript 2 Release year - 1998 Feature - Minor Editorial Changes Version - ES3 Name - ECMAScript3 Release year - 1999 Feature Added: Regular Expression try/catch Exception Handling switch case and do-while Version - ES4 Name - ECMAScript4 (Abandoned due to conflicts) Version - ES5 Name - ECMAScript5 Release year - 2009 Feature Added: JavaScript “strict mode” JSON support JS getters and setters Version - ES6 Name - ECMAScript2015 Release year - 2015 Feature Added: let and const Class declaration import and export for..of loop Arrow functions Version - ES7 Name - ECMAScript2016 Release year - 2016 Feature Added: Block scope for variable async/await Array.includes function Exponentiation Operator Version - ES8 Name - ECMAScript Release year - 2017 Feature Added: Object.values Object.entries Object.getOwnPropertiesDescriptors Version - ES9 Name - ECMAScript2018 Release year - 2018 Feature Added: spread operator rest parameters Version - ES10 Name - ECMAScript 2019 Release year - 2019 Feature Added: Array.flat() Array.flatMap() Array.sort is now stable Version - ES11 Name - ECMAScript2020 Release year - 2020 Feature Added: BigInt primitive type nullish coalescing operator Version - ES12 Name - ECMAScript2021 Release year - 2021 Feature Added: String.replaceAll() Method Promise.any() Method Version - ES13 Name - ECMAScript2022 Release year - 2022 Feature Added: Top-level await New class elements Static block inside classes Version - ES14 Name - ECMAScript2023 Release year - 2023 Feature Added: toSorted method toReversed findLast, and findLastIndex methods on Array.prototype and TypedArray.prototypet Reference- @geeksforgeeks Here we come to an end to Day 1 concepts, stay connected for more advanced topics and concepts, see you tomorrow in Day 2 of 20DaysOfJavascript Till then do drop your Day 1's queries below 👇

ECMAScript 2023 arrive fin juin. Voici les 4 fonctionnalités attendues. #ECMAScript2023 #JavaScript

🚀 Excited to share my latest article on LinkedIn: "ECMAScript 2023 Highlights | The Features You Can't-Miss." Discover the game-changing updates shaping the future of JavaScript! #ECMAScript2023 #JavaScriptUpdates theuigirl.hashnode.dev/ecmas…

Ya está disponible el ✨ episodio 2.1 ✨ en todas las plataformas 💃🏼 Hablamos sobre desarrollo mobile con @fischesil, de #ECMAScript2023, #Vite 4.3, Code Whisperer, de @MarkoDevTeam, entre otras muchas cosas 🤪 Os dejamos el vídeo, el pódcast y las notas del episodio 🧵

Pro nosso artigo de hoje, eu vou mergulhar em mais novidades! Além do #Node o #JavaScript também está recebendo a sua mais nova versão com o #ECMAScript2023! 🚀 Bora entender o que ta vindo de novo pra gente! 🥰🔥 👉 blog.lsantos.dev/ecma-2023/

JavaScriptのreverse()やsort()は破壊的で元の配列自体を変更してしまいます。これはこれで便利な場面もありますが、思わぬ不具合の原因になったりもするため手軽にコピーして新しい配列が欲しいときもあります。 そんなときはECMAScript2023で新しく入る予定の新メソッドを使いましょう🥳

Hoy Fue Lanzado El Borrador de ECMAScript 2023 ! tc39.es/ecma262/ #envivo #comunidaddeprogramadores #devs #programar #frontendDev #backendDev #desarrollodesoftware #programación #evento #endirecto #100DaysOfCode #devcommunity #worldcode #javascript #ecmascript2023 #js

Tell me, what feature do you miss in the JavaScript that other languages have? #javascript #tutorial #ecmascript2023 #tc39 #news #nodejs #testing /7

The JavaScript language is changing fast, fixing old problems and it's exciting to follow all those changes and be part of it as soon as possible #javascript #tc39 #ecmascript #jsonwithparse #ECMAScript2023 #js #nodejs #tutorial #devtips #news #ES23 /6

The JSON API as you know will change soon. Here's Why | ECMAScript2023 🧵 /1