ECMAScript 6 is the preferred JavaScript version. When it comes to the preferred versions of JavaScript, ECMAScript 6, aka ECMAScript 2015, remains the most popular, followed by TypeScript.

The TC39 committee at EMCA International, responsible for developing the ECMAScript specification that provides the basis for JavaScript, is working on parallel versions of ECMAScript — versions ...

ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6) is the next big thing and front end developers should start learning it now, not later. ... JavaScript is finally getting constant supports, ...

Ecma, the same organization that governs the standardization and development of JavaScript (or "EcmaScript" as it's known in standardese), has created a committee to oversee the publication of a ...

Microsoft shipped the beta release of TypeScript 4.7, which tackles a "very difficult feature," ECMAScript Module Support in Node.js. The difficulty arises from two different JavaScript module systems ...

Google's Dart language is now an official ECMA standard with the catchy name of ECMA-408. ECMA may not be a household name, but if you're reading this, your browser is using ECMAscript to render ...