Featured Beyond the Browser: Surprising Ways JavaScript Is Used Today
While you've been perfecting your React components and debugging API calls, JavaScript has been quietly taking over the world. From Netflix's microservices to your smart thermostat, from Discord's desktop app to industrial IoT sensors, JavaScript has become the ultimate polyglot language.
Companies are choosing JavaScript not just for websites anymore. They're using it to build mobile apps that rival native performance, desktop applications that feel completely native, and even hardware controllers that manage real-world devices. The reason? Developer velocity and skill reuse. Instead of learning Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android, C++ for desktop, and C for embedded systems, teams can leverage their JavaScript expertise across every platform.
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