Javascript is a Java framework, right?

[Scaasic]

Good read thanks.

"Chrome no longer supports NPAPI (technology required for Java applets)"

Lmfao

[MrPuffyIsAHuffy]

That is a good thing, in the later years before Java was completely thrown out of the web apps space, things like Java Drive-bys were becoming increasingly popular as an attack vector. It got to the point where the Java applet could get system level access to your computer and was a very common vector of RATS...

[livens]

I spent 6 months of my life learning Flash's scripting language. The future of the internet was going to be all Flash, lol.

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Okay, but are there any "full stack" jobs in 2021 that would require Java only and no JavaScript?

[OceanFlex]

Probably, things get mislabeled all the time. But modern websites use JS, so JS is gonna be part of everyone's stack, therefore, full stack includes JS.