If you were born in the 80s or 90s, without doubt, you were a witness to the internet evolution. The first web pages were composed only of black text in a white screen; everything they wrote was in pure HTML format, and really, really static. After some years, the first CSS was adding some color to the web, and, after some unsuccessful attempts, JavaScript did appear.
From its first appearance, JavaScript has improved over the years and adapted to build the next generation of web pages. Many companies such as Microsoft were involved in the evolution of this language, adding features and increasing its popularity. This new scripting language allowed the developers to improve the customer experience and application performance ...
