ECMAScript
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What is ECMAScript?
ECMAScript is a scripting-language specification standardized by Ecma International. It is the basis for languages like JavaScript, ActionScript, and others. ECMAScript defines the syntax, semantics, and libraries for these languages, ensuring interoperability across different implementations. It is commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers (JavaScript), server-side development (Node.js), and in other environments.
What other technologies are related to ECMAScript?
ECMAScript Complementary Technologies
Immutable.js
A library providing immutable data structures for JavaScript, often used to improve performance and predictability in ECMAScript applications, especially those using React or Redux.
Zustain
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A small, fast, and scalable bearbones state-management solution using simplified flux principles, often used as an alternative to Redux for React ECMAScript applications.
Observable Store
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A state management library for JavaScript (ECMAScript) applications using Observables, that provide a reactive approach for managing state. It can be used to build scalable JavaScript applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention ECMAScript?
Frontend Engineer
0.5% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention ECMAScript
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Netsuite Developer
0.3% of all Netsuite Developer jobs mention ECMAScript
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Mobile Developer
0.1% of all Mobile Developer jobs mention ECMAScript
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention ECMAScript
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Engineer
3815 Engineer jobs mention ECMAScript
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Which organizations are mentioning ECMAScript?
Stanford Health Care
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