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I made a change to the FAQ of javascript to EcmaScript.
I got some feedback that the newsgroup is CLJ and the language is
commonly referred to as JavaScript. Therefore, the word in the FAQ
should be JavaScript.
So I'm asking: what should I use in the FAQ?
Technically, 'JavaScript' is Mozilla's implementation of Ecma-262.
So - JavaScript or ECMAScript.
The second question is: where ECMAScript is used, should it be
'ECMAScript' or 'EcmaScript'?
Brendan always calls it "Ecma" and "Ecma TC3". Others do, too.
Technically, 'ECMAScript' is more official, though it's a little easier
to read and type camel case than all-caps.
What do you want in the FAQ: JavaScript, EcmaScript, or ECMAScript?
Garrett
I got some feedback that the newsgroup is CLJ and the language is
commonly referred to as JavaScript. Therefore, the word in the FAQ
should be JavaScript.
So I'm asking: what should I use in the FAQ?
Technically, 'JavaScript' is Mozilla's implementation of Ecma-262.
So - JavaScript or ECMAScript.
The second question is: where ECMAScript is used, should it be
'ECMAScript' or 'EcmaScript'?
Brendan always calls it "Ecma" and "Ecma TC3". Others do, too.
Technically, 'ECMAScript' is more official, though it's a little easier
to read and type camel case than all-caps.
What do you want in the FAQ: JavaScript, EcmaScript, or ECMAScript?
Garrett