Until a few years ago you had to regularly point out, that Java
not
JavaScript, and JavaScript as the programming language has been - despite Objektbasierung and functional aspects - not taken seriously. With Web 2.0 and Ajax this is definitely different for some time. JavaScript is accepted in the front end, and there are no serious discussions over whether to disable it in the browser.
RIA is not without JavaScript. A week ago, now the specification of ECMAScript 5 , the official standard for JavaScript was released. The new ECMAScript version was released almost exactly ten years after the last release, ECMAScript 3 (Version 4 was omitted). Besides many small improvements and a "strict" mode is now JSON
included in the standard. With this data format can compact JavaScript objects are transmitted through the network. 
me for ECMAScript is interesting in that it is now over ten years ago that I used for the web browser iCab a JavaScript engine (interpreter), first based on ECMAScript 2, after 1999, then developed based on ECMAScript 3 had. iCab has its rendering engine (and thus the JavaScript runtime environment) but now switched to Apple's WebKit , but the implementation of such a core browser component gave a great insight behind the scenes look at the technical, like the Web up to (and even) now works. How time flies ...
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