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Although originally designed to run in the browser, JavaScript is now a cross-platform language. Once you understand the basics, you can begin to work with JavaScript in all sorts of fascinating ways!
JavaScript on the web
JavaScript in Google Apps and Microsoft Office
JavaScript in native, and cross-platform desktop applications
- Build native mobile apps using JavaScript and React
- Build desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
JavaScript and VR
JavaScript and the Internet of Things (IoT)
JavaScript in Machine Learning (ML)
JavaScript in Space
- Video: Spacesuits and Node.js - How open source will change NASA - Collin Estes
- The James Webb Space Telescope runs JavaScript
Run JavaScript outside of the browser
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even to build chat and
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voice controlled bots, games, and
just about anything you can think up.
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So once you've got the basics down,
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you can begin to work with JavaScript
in all sorts of fascinating ways.
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So let's have a look at some of them.
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The most common place you'll
encounter JavaScript is on the web.
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Developers use JavaScript to make websites
more engaging and pleasurable to use.
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For example, let's look at
the Wed'ze Lookbook winter website, which
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really showcases what's possible with
JavaScript interactivity and animation.
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This site uses 3D graphics and smooth
animations, all created with JavaScript.
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