JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world, and one that's vital for many tech jobs. So why aren't college students learning it?

Millions of developers use JavaScript to build websites and mobile apps, making it one of the most popular programming languages in the world. But according to Johns Hopkins researchers, thousands of ...

In fourth-grade teacher Ann Jay Harrison's classroom at Thompson Intermediate School, a laptop rested atop each of the 20-some students' desks as the children learned how to program computers ...

Ever wondered how JavaScript really works? In this video, we break down the computer science behind the world’s most popular programming language - from source code to execution? Learn how the engine ...

A new ransomware has been discovered called RAA that is coded entirely in JavaScript and uses the CryptoJS library to encrypt a victim's files. Once the files are encrypted, it demands a $250 ...

The new 2016 curriculum adds 3 new Javascript courses, 12 STEM programming courses, and a course on drone programming in partnership with Parrot, one of the world’s leading civil drone companies.

John Resig of jQuery fame outlines why Khan Academy decided to offer JavaScript as their first computer language. With video, of course.

Five researchers from the Vrije University in the Netherlands have put together an attack that can be carried out via JavaScript code and break ASLR protection on at least 22 processor micro ...

A JavaScript library that was posing as Twilio-related libraries was recently found to open up certain vulnerabilities towards a programmers' computer.

JavaScript vulnerabilities are on the rise in India with the entry of HTML5 and faster JavaScript engines. Here are some key problem areas along with antidotes.