Yes, JavaScript was originally developed under the name "LiveScript" at Netscape Communications Corporation by Brendan Eich in just ten days, May 1995, while they were working on the Netscape Navigator web browser.[7] The language quickly gained popularity due to its ease of use, flexibility, and ubiquity across multiple platforms. In July 1996, Sun Microsystems—the creators of Java—filed suit against Netscape for copyright violation. Despite settling out of court, Netscape publicly agreed to rename their implementation of LiveScript to JavScript,[8][9] which eventually became known simply as "JavaScript".[10] As part of the agreement, Netscape also had to make the source code available royalty free, allowing others to create alternative implementations. This led to the development of several compatible versions of JavaScript, including Microsoft's Jscript and Khronos Group's TypeScript.
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