JavaScript Language

There are many reasons why we use JavaScript in our projects.
JavaScript controls the behavior of the page. All the popups, cool transitions, scrolling animations, and other attractive aspects of modern websites are created using JavaScript.

How Does JavaScript Improve Your Site?

JavaScript animations use the viewer’s device processor to run themselves. This reduces the strain on the web server by a huge amount and cuts the page load time. When it comes to the user’s interface, every second counts, so that’s why we use JavaScript to build our websites. When the interface of a website is built with JavaScript, it runs much faster. Compatible with other languages, Web servers use different languages to run well. Python, PHP, Ruby, Rails, ASP.NET, and Java are a few examples.

Regardless of the server’s language, our viewers will always have a rich, responsive experience because JavaScript works well with all of these languages. Uses the DOM model: The DOM model is a method of structuring a web page so that the elements are styled as “objects” with their own properties. This allows JavaScript to easily relate to all the elements and use them for animations or transitions with minimal issues. The DOM (Document Object Model) isn’t a programming language; it’s universal.

A developer can write a DOM for a web page using JavaScript. Compiler-free programming Traditional coding uses a compiler. A browser uses a compiler to translate raw code into readable syntax. This takes time and increases the load time of the page. It also increases the amount of time your site will be in development.

On the other hand, browsers can natively read JavaScript. They can translate it the same way they do HTML. A compiler isn’t needed to make it readable.

These are some of the main reasons why we use Javascript to build our websites.

Author: Korab Duklini
Software Developer specialized in JavaScript at Quantix L.L.C