We at WebSailors have been creating Javascript projects for market leaders for more than 8 years. According to the level of popularity, the language is in the group of leaders.

Javascript is popular not by accident, but due to its undoubted merits.

— Indispensable for web development. Support for scripts by all popular browsers; full integration with page layout (HTML+CSS) and server side (backend).

– Speed ​​and performance. Javascript allows you to partially process web pages on the user’s computers without requests to the server. This saves time and traffic, reduces the load on the server.

— Powerful infrastructure (ecosystem). For the first 10 years, this was not the case. Then the number of ready-made solutions in the public domain increased so much that working with Javascript and its frameworks became a pleasure.

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— Simplicity and rationality of application. A simple problem can be solved in 5 minutes, there is no need to do extra work. For complex tasks, there are solutions, you can choose the best one, adapt it.

— Convenience of user interfaces. Filling out forms, choosing actions, activating buttons, validating input, responding to mouseovers/clicks, etc. This gives an amazing level of usability.

– Ease of development. Perhaps it’s a matter of habit. At first, the code may seem complicated, but you quickly get used to its syntax and logic. The action display adds a lot of excitement.

It is in the Frontend area that a huge number of developments (components) based on Javascript are involved. The most actively used are approximately 25-30 libraries and frameworks. These ready-made templates and solutions for standard tasks (with variations) save a lot of time. They simplify the process of web-development, speed it up, reducing the cost of projects.

Javascript is also used to create mobile applications.

It should be noted that the Javascript user community is actively improving the language, eliminating many shortcomings. There are fewer bottlenecks. Browsers are constantly improving their work with JS. The release of HTML 5 gave a new impetus to the expansion of scripting capabilities.