JavaScript Reaches the Browser

Programming becomes native to the document surface, setting the stage for applications inside the Web itself.

Why this milestone matters

This entry marks a change in the relationship between human intent and executable systems. It is presented as a navigational marker inside a wider, overlapping history—not as proof that a single date, person or institution acted alone.

Evidence

Evidence type: institutional secondary.

Computer History Museum — JavaScript ↗

Editorial note

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