Some Javascript features are actually Browser APIs
Read OriginalThis article clarifies a common misconception in web development: many features attributed to JavaScript, such as setTimeout, fetch, and the document object, are actually provided by Browser APIs. It explains the relationship between the JavaScript language and the browser environment, touches on W3C standards ensuring consistency across browsers, and briefly contrasts this with Node.js.
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