Dive into the world of JavaScript standardization in this informative video from Mozilla Hacks. Explore the inner workings of TC39, the committee responsible for evolving the ECMAScript specification, and gain insights into how new features are added to the JavaScript language. Learn about the recent TC39 meeting, understand the standardization process, and discover how JavaScript specifications are implemented in various engines, including SpiderMonkey, Firefox's JavaScript engine. Join Yulia Startsev as she shares her expertise and answers questions about the evolving JavaScript landscape. Originally recorded as a Twitch livestream, this video offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of JavaScript's development and standardization process.
Overview
Syllabus
Compiler Compiler - Part 2: TC39 and how JavaScript gets made
Taught by
Mozilla Hacks
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