JavaScript has made huge strides over the years in performance and capabilities. Since it’s inception, JavaScript has been plagued with cross-browser woes (particularly from Internet Explorer), but these inconsistencies have become surmountable via libraries such as jQuery and MooTools. We build JavaScript applications that work across browsers and popular mobile devices like the iPhone and Android phones.
JavaScript is being relied on increasingly since Apple has prevented Flash from being used on it’s mobile devices. Although JavaScript is not as powerful as ActionScript in various regards, it has several important advantages. For example, it is generally much better for search engine purposes, as it interacts directly with native elements in your web page (as opposed to using the third-party Flash player).
