Efforts to void Oracle’s ownership of the JavaScript trademark have been led by Deno and Node.js creator Ryan Dahl. In a February 4 blog post , Dahl criticized Oracle’s latest move.

Unless Oracle voluntarily withdraws its claim to own the name ‘JavaScript’ by February 3, the battle over the trademark will go to court.

The biz claims that JavaScript has become a generic term; that Oracle committed fraud in 2019 when it applied to renew its trademark; and that Oracle has abandoned its trademark because it does not ...

Oracle obtained the JavaScript brand after acquiring Sun Microsystems in 1997. Deno Land, the organization that manages the Deno runtime project for JavaScript and other web-based frameworks, ...

load the JavaScript file in the database as a Java Resource loadjava -v -u username/password hello.js <-- replace hello.js by your JS file Run/Execute the file previously loaded using one of the ...

JavaScript is a programming language that plays an important role in building and running the web, along with HTML and CSS. Although the trademark for JavaScript is owned by Oracle, a computer ...

JavaScript is also "owned" by Oracle. However, that could soon change with an effort from the JS community to free the trademark from the clutches of Larry Ellison's corporation.

Oracle uses JavaScript in its products, but Dahl says that none of the products rely on the trademark. Furthermore, according to Dahl, Oracle’s trademark manual doesn’t explicitly mention JavaScript.

JavaScript founders and developers are challenging Oracle's continued hold on the trademark. More than 4,200 developers, creators and professionals have urged Oracle to give up the JavaScript ...