"JavaScript” is Oracle’s Trademark I didn’t know “JavaScript” is Oracle’s trademark. https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/TR/JP-1996-059907/AF0DA4A53C9CFB5A3C177ADE500BC9DBDAB83703CA8E1E4E609D21AC90C803A4/40/ja There are variety of programming languages which are derived from JavaScript by big IT companies. I didn’t know why they don’t use raw JavaScript, but I found they don’t want to use Oracle’s trademark. In addition, I found this article, “”Dear Oracle, Please Release the JavaScript Trademark. https://tinyclouds.org/trademark JavaScript is very useful for indivisuals, but “JavaScript” is not useful for business.
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