JavaScript is the most popular programming languages around, topping Stack Overflow’s 2015 developer survey with 54.4 percent of programmers using it. And it works well on Mac, too.

Apple, too, has a JavaScript engine — JavaScriptCore (aka “Nitro”) for WebKit — and its most recent set of changes give it a performance boost to rival its industry comrades.

The long-term impacts of Apple’s push for increased coding education still remain to be seen. “Everyone Can Code” was only launched in 2016, for example, and the “Develop in Swift ...

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Apple has announced a new set of tools to help educators teach coding to students from grade school to college. In addition to enhancements to the Develop in Swift and Everyone Can Code curricula, ...

Apple Adds More Coding Centers at Historically Black Colleges & Universities: 'This Is the Future' Arkansas Baptist College, Claflin University, ...

Apple is expanding its coding partnership with historically black colleges and universities as big tech firms face increased scrutiny surrounding diversity and inclusion. The iPhone giant said ...

Apple launched its Community Education Initiative last year, and it now includes 24 colleges and universities. Of those, 12 are HBCUs and 21 have a majority of Black and Brown students.