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Dirty Kids - Dirty Kids can be broadly stereotyped as youth who stopped identifying with the typical ideas of home and community and represent the results of a collapsing system that no longer recognizes the infinite value of an individual Being. Many are protesters, spiritualist, traveling musicians, poets, performers, dancers and artist's and are likely seen with huge back packs, dogs, guitars, dreadlocks, and hats. Dirty Kids are typically NOT associated with hard drug use, prostitution or gangs and openly protect each other from these things. Go here to learn more.

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JavaScript is an open-source programming language designed for creating web-centric applications. It is lightweight and interpreted which makes it much faster than other languages and is integrated with HTML making it easier to implement in web applications.

JavaScript is critical for web development. Without it, much of the special effects and dynamic functionality we see happening on web pages would not be possible.

Introduction to JavaScript

JavaScript is a scripting language that is used to create and manage dynamic web pages, basically anything that moves on your screen without requiring you to refresh your browser. It can be anything from animated graphics to an automatically generated page content.

When most people get interested in web development, they start with good old HTML and CSS. From there, they move on to JavaScript, which makes sense, because, these three elements together form the backbone of web development.

HTML is the structure of your page like the headers, the body text, any images you want to include. It basically defines the contents of a web page.
CSS controls how that page looks (it's what you'll use to customize fonts, background colors, etc.).
JavaScript is the third element. Once you've created your structure (HTML) and your aesthetic vibe (CSS), JavaScript makes your site dynamic (automatically updateable).

Why JavaScript?

JavaScript is an essential programming language. Here's why:

Javascript is the most popular programming language in the world and that makes it a default choice for web development. There are many frameworks available which can be used to create web applications with JavaScript.
JavaScript offers lots of flexibility. It is used to create stunning and fast web applications with tons of customizations to provide users with the most relevant graphical user interface (GUI or UI).
JavaScript is also used in mobile app development, desktop app development, and game development.
The incredible thing about JavaScript is that you can find tons of frameworks and libraries already developed, which can be used directly in web development. That reduces the development time and enhances the graphical user interface.

What is JavaScript Used For?

JavaScript is used in various fields from the web to servers, and here's a quick list of the significant areas it's used in:

Web Applications: JavaScript is used for adding interactivity and automation to websites.
Mobile Applications: JavaScript isn't just for developing web applications; it is also used for developing applications for phones and tablets. With frameworks like React Native, web engineers can develop full-fledged mobile applications with all those fancy animations.
Web-based Games: If you've ever played a game directly on the web browser, JavaScript was probably used to make that happen.
Back-end Web Development: JavaScript has traditionally been used for developing the front-end parts of a web application. However, with the introduction of NodeJS, a prevalent back-end JavaScript framework, things have changed. And now, JavaScript is used for developing the back-end structure also.

What is JavaScript Used For at KindRideShare.net?

KindRideShare.net uses JavaScript primarily for cookie management and to show/hide containers embedded into the page. For example, when you click on a button that opens a dialog box on the page it JavaScript working on the page that is making that possible. Also, when you submit any data without leaving the page, or content is loaded into the browser without having to refresh the page, that too is JavaScript working in the background. JavaScript is also used to collect data about use behavior, to help me better understand how my pages are working for my end-users.

Can I use KindRideShare.net without JavaScript enabled?

The short answer is NO! Without JavaScript being enable visitors will not be able to navigate the website, request additional content on a page, or access embedded content.

Is JavaScript harmful?

JavaScript can be dangerous if the proper precautions are not taken. It can be used to view or steal personal data even when you don't realize what's going on. And since JavaScript is so ubiquitous across the web, we're all vulnerable.

It is never advisable to allow third party JavaScript applications to run within a website without having a through knowledge of JavaScript and its array of uses. Any webpage that links to a JavaScript file being hosted at a third party site run the risk of allowing the third party to collect a ton of data related to user behavior and the content they are viewing. It can also be used to serve the client computer with downloadable files that can be executed on the client computer without their knowledge. It is for this reason that all third party JavaScript files being used at KindRideShare.net are carefully inspected and thoroughly tested before being installed. Furthermore, it is the policy at KindRideShare.net that no third party JavaScript files be installed on any page within the domain.

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