ECMA-Script
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What is ECMA-Script?
ECMAScript is a scripting-language specification standardized by Ecma International in ECMA-262 and ISO/IEC 16262. It is commonly used as the basis for scripting languages like JavaScript, ActionScript, and JScript. ECMAScript defines the core syntax, semantics, and libraries for these languages, allowing developers to write client-side scripts for web browsers, server-side applications, and other environments.
What other technologies are related to ECMA-Script?
ECMA-Script Complementary Technologies
NPM
NPM is a package manager for JavaScript, allowing developers to easily share and reuse code. It complements ECMAScript by providing a distribution system for ECMAScript libraries and frameworks.
Node.js
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment that allows ECMAScript code to be executed server-side.
Redux
Redux is a state management library often used with JavaScript frameworks like React, which enhances ECMAScript development for complex applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention ECMA-Script?
Sharepoint Developer
0.1% of all Sharepoint Developer jobs mention ECMA-Script
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Frontend Engineer
146 Frontend Engineer jobs mention ECMA-Script
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Mobile Developer
19 Mobile Developer jobs mention ECMA-Script
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Software Engineer
324 Software Engineer jobs mention ECMA-Script
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Engineer
338 Engineer jobs mention ECMA-Script
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Which organizations are mentioning ECMA-Script?
E.ON Digital Technology
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