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• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich — found via Wikipedia

  Brendan Eich

  Brendan Eich (/ˈaɪk/ YK; born July 4, 1961) is an American computer programmer and technology executive. He created the JavaScript programming language

  JavaScript with Sun Microsystems to embed the Java language, while also hiring Brendan Eich to embed the Scheme language. The goal was a "language for the masses"
  SpiderMonkey the Mozilla Foundation. It is the first JavaScript engine, written by Brendan Eich at Netscape Communications, and later released as open source and currently
  JavaScript engine was created by Brendan Eich in 1995 for the Netscape Navigator web browser. It was a rudimentary interpreter for the nascent language Eich invented. (This
  Bookmarklet early as on 6 September 2001 (personal email[clarification needed]). Brendan Eich, who developed JavaScript at Netscape, gave this account of the origin
  Brendan Eich Brendan Eich (/ˈaɪk/ YK; born July 4, 1961) is an American computer programmer and technology executive. He created the JavaScript programming language

• https://brendaneich.com/page/2/ — found via Mwmbl

  Brendan Eich – Page 2

  Free ORBX and OctaneCloud AMIs forever, not just for a trial period. OTOY will focus higher up the value chain. ORBX.js to be open-sourced on github as s…

  Brendan Eich – Page 9 Posts Dave Winer seems to have misheard my exchange with the Gillmor Gang about RSS and HTML: I was asked, at around 36 minutes into the show (not 20 min…
  Brendan Eich – Page 8 With DHTML and AJAX hot (or hot again; we’ve been here before, and I don’t like either acronym), I am asked frequently these days about JavaScript, past …
  Brendan Eich – Page 7 Posts Mozilla has gone from open source whipping boy in 1999 to open source poster child since 2004, due in large part to the success of Firefox. For tha…
  Brendan Eich – Page 6 This is not out of line given the eight years since ES3, which came less than three years after ES1. Much of ES4 has been developed and shipped in ES3-ba…
  UI – Brendan Eich Tag: UI A lot of folks in the Mozilla community share the reaction Boris had to some deeply mistaken, tentative and now-aborted plans to remove View / So…
  CSS – Brendan Eich Tag: CSS I ran across an old posting from dbaron about how CSS’s 2nd generation still can’t do simple box layout needed for UI, which means that the web …
  RSS – Brendan Eich Tag: RSS Dave Winer seems to have misheard my exchange with the Gillmor Gang about RSS and HTML: I was asked, at around 36 minutes into the show (not 20 …
  XUL – Brendan Eich Tag: XUL Recap I was invited to present a keynote at ACM ICFP 2005 in Tallinn, Estonia at the end of September. The very kind program comittee was unanim…
  W3C – Brendan Eich Tag: W3C I spent a day at the recent w3c workshop on web apps and compound documents. Due to vacation, that day was the second, so I missed the chance to…
  apps – Brendan Eich Tag: apps I spent a day at the recent w3c workshop on web apps and compound documents. Due to vacation, that day was the second, so I missed the chance t…
  May 2005 – Brendan Eich Month: May 2005 This roadmap update has been much-delayed, as we have juggled priorities and sweated security releases on the AVIARY_1_0_1 branch. Sorry …
  May 2006 – Brendan Eich
  May 2011 – Brendan Eich V8Monkey is SpiderMonkey with V8’s API around it. We are not done emulating the full V8 API. Because we haven’t managed to perfectly emulate the full V8 …
  GNOME – Brendan Eich Tag: GNOME I’ve been posting to slashdot a bit in the Mozilla Foundation Meets The GNOME Foundation piece. Not entirely a waste of time, and more interac…
  goals – Brendan Eich One GC to rule them all, preferably one shared GC, not a super-GC ruling a zoo of heterogenous GCs and reference-counting subsystems. Decent JITed perfor…
  humor – Brendan Eich
  XPCOM – Brendan Eich Tag: XPCOM Everyone who gets far enough into Mozilla code has that “wow, this is chatty . . . verbose . . . inefficient even” reaction to XPCOM — or so I…
  press – Brendan Eich Tag: press Dave Winer seems to have misheard my exchange with the Gillmor Gang about RSS and HTML: I was asked, at around 36 minutes into the show (not 2…
  June 2004 – Brendan Eich I spent a day at the recent w3c workshop on web apps and compound documents. Due to vacation, that day was the second, so I missed the chance to hear Java…
  June 2005 – Brendan Eich Month: June 2005 With DHTML and AJAX hot (or hot again; we’ve been here before, and I don’t like either acronym), I am asked frequently these days about …
  June 2007 – Brendan Eich As Dave notes, this is a “pre-release” in the Open Source, “release early and often” sense. We are not done yet, but the Reference Implementation passes …
  July 2004 – Brendan Eich Month: July 2004 Dave Winer seems to have misheard my exchange with the Gillmor Gang about RSS and HTML: I was asked, at around 36 minutes into the show …
  July 2007 – Brendan Eich Month: July 2007 My Ajax Experience Westkeynote covers a lot of ground, with slant-wise truth telling the over-arching theme. Mozilla believes in fairly …
  March 2007 – Brendan Eich Month: March 2007 A small presentation I gave at SXSW asks what it means to be “Open” in the sense of open standards, open source, and a web whose major …
  April 2004 – Brendan Eich Month: April 2004 Miguel nails the key threats in XAML/Avalon/whatever: fancy graphics, widgets, and layout; easier XML-based authoring; better “managed …
  April 2007 – Brendan Eich Month: April 2007 My browser-war battle-heightened senses tell me you’ll see more open-sourcing, and no small amount of “openness” hype, from several big…
  April 2008 – Brendan Eich Month: April 2008 It seems (according to one guru, but coming from this source, it’s a left-handed compliment) that JavaScript is finally popular. To me,…
  April 2006 – Brendan Eich
  August 2007 – Brendan Eich
  August 2004 – Brendan Eich Month: August 2004 A lot of folks in the Mozilla community share the reaction Boris had to some deeply mistaken, tentative and now-aborted plans to remov…
  August 2005 – Brendan Eich
  August 2008 – Brendan Eich Month: August 2008 I’m extremely pleased to announce the launch of TraceMonkey, an evolution of Firefox’s SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine for Firefox 3.1 …
  October 2007 – Brendan Eich Everything that has been done to advance JavaScript to the proposed ECMAScript 4th Edition (ES4) in Ecma TC39-TG1 has been in the open for well over a ye…
  October 2005 – Brendan Eich Month: October 2005 Recap I was invited to present a keynote at ACM ICFP 2005 in Tallinn, Estonia at the end of September. The very kind program comittee…
  January 2005 – Brendan Eich Month: January 2005 Thanks to Dawson Engler for helping get us connected to Coverity last Fall. Dan Veditz and I have done several scans of Mozilla sourc…
  October 2006 – Brendan Eich Month: October 2006 Mozilla has gone from open source whipping boy in 1999 to open source poster child since 2004, due in large part to the success of Fi…
  February 2007 – Brendan Eich Month: February 2007 I hacked Unix kernel code out of grad school at SGI, in SGI’s “good old days” (1985-1992). Among otherthings, we took single-threade…
  December 2005 – Brendan Eich
  November 2004 – Brendan Eich Month: November 2004 Back in my February 2004 Developer Day slides, I promoted the idea of using Eclipse to create a XUL application builder, with direct…
  November 2005 – Brendan Eich (Goal 2 implies many things beyond what is discussed in these notes.) Non-goals, again shared (mostly!) by ECMA TG1 going back to Waldemar’s Edition 4 dr…
  November 2006 – Brendan Eich Month: November 2006 For Mozilla 2, I proposed that we use Oink, or really Elsa, to build a tool that can help automate deCOMtamination, switching to C++…

• https://brave.com/blog/us-gdpr-senate/ — found via Mwmbl

  Brendan Eich writes to the US Senate: we need a GDPR for the Uni…

  Brendan Eich writes to the US Senate: we need a GDPR for the United States Brendan Eich, the CEO of Brave, has written to the US Senate Committee on Comm…

• http://lwn.net/Articles/593398/ — found via Mwmbl

  Baker: Brendan Eich Steps Down as Mozilla CEO [LWN.net]

  H.264 support coming to Firefox [LWN.net] H.264 support coming to Firefox Mitchell Baker and Brendan Eich have both posted articles explaining the decision by the Mozilla project to add support f…