What Is ECMAScript?
ECMAScript is a specification for a scripting language that ECMA International has standardized. It has been reissued nine times since first published in June 1997. ECMAScript's primary goal is to unify scripting languages for JavaScript and other programming languages. This specification is mainly used for client-side scripting in web development, but it also serves as a specification for NodeJS-based server-side applications and services.
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JavaScript remains the industry's most widely used programming language. With each successive ECMAScript version, JavaScript gets elevated to a new level. When you partner with WebCodeGenie, you gain access to our specialists' expertise in JavaScript, including everything from ES6 and beyond. We cover all aspects of the subject, from basic to advanced. In addition, you have our support as you build a viable application using the JavaScript framework of your choice. WebCodeGenie will assist you and your team in utilizing the significant features of both JavaScript and ECMAScript to ensure web page compatibility across many web browsers. Our code-intensive programming services provide you with hands-on experience developing an application from the ground up in ECMAScript. WebCodeGenie has grown into a global organization, serving clients worldwide. Our experts remain dedicated to providing our clients with the best services possible.