Brave has recently come with a creative philosophy of incentivizing the user for using the Brave browser and willing to view advertisements. However, he has been the co-founder of open-source Mozilla Web Browser, CTO and CEO of Mozilla Foundation and recently the founder of Brave Web Browser. With a long and growing list of accomplishments, Brendan Eich is most famously known for creating a programming language that came to be known as JavaScript.

After completing his Masters in 1985, he began his programming career by writing Operating Systems and Coding at a company named Silicon Graphics. Growing up in Palo Alto, he went to Santa Clara University to study Maths and Computer Science.

But how did Brendan accomplish writing a programming language in a matter of 10 days? What is so different about his browser that has the potential to change the way we experience the web? Let’s dig into the details to know more. I had to help people understand how to let the seed unfold into a full language.” – Brendan Eich on designing JavaScript on such short notice during the dotcom boom that ushered various innovations in the 1990s. And part of the challenge that I’ve been working on the standardization ever since I had to restart the standards body. It was this potent kind of compromise, but still, it was quite a powerful kernel that grew into a bigger language. “When you look at what I did in a mere 10 days, it was like a seed.

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