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ECMAScript vs JavaScript vs ActionScript: Do you know the difference?

If you’re trying to use SCORM in your e-learning, you’ve undoubtedly heard of JavaScript and ActionScript. But do you know the different between ECMAScript, JavaScript, and ActionScript?

Alex Russell has provided definitions for many of the ECMAScript-related names you might be reading about these days, including ECMAScript (3, 3.1, 4), ActionScript 3, Harmony, and JavaScript 2.

Very helpful!

Via Ajaxian.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 19th, 2008 at 8:50 am and is filed under JavaScript, SCORM with the tags , , , , ,

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