I move that there be a JS badge to match the style of the HTML5 and CSS3 badges.

Here's what I came up with based on some other badges and logos that I found:

UPDATED Images (using the logo.js yellow):
https://github.com/voodootikigod/logo.js/tree/master/specific-uses
https://github.com/voodootikigod/logo.js/blob/master/specific-uses/badge_js-strict.png

OLD Images (not the right yellow):
PNG:
http://dropsha.re/files/1JjCawA/web-trifecta_html5_css3_js-strict.png
http://box.com/s/mczjtv7zb2843g07o0vq
http://dropsha.re#1JjCawA

SVG:
http://dropsha.re/files/+prCawA/web-trifecta_html5_css3_js-strict.svg
http://box.com/s/3lc26vtw1k7v253cgj6e
http://dropsha.re#+prCawA

EPS:
http://dropsha.re/files/xgCaNQA/web-trifecta_html5_css3_js-strict.eps
http://box.com/s/1ib17ph1nhzs66vo0805
http://dropsha.re#xgCaNQA

PDF:
http://dropsha.re/files/9gaaNQA/web-trifecta_html5_css3_js-strict.pdf
http://box.com/s/3tk0jar4haczkzlmlzpr
http://dropsha.re#9gaaNQA

Adobe Illustrator:
http://dropsha.re/files/5faZNQA/web-trifecta_html5_css3_js-strict.ai
http://box.com/s/7qunxx8uhhq1iptzj18q
http://dropsha.re#5faZNQA

I don't claim that my rendition is the best possible rendition, however, if someone with actual design skill would like to improve and reshare, I'd love to see it.

P.S. Aside from my vehement love for JS Strict, the S made sense because the 3 (for ES5 in ES3 Mode) and 5 (for ES5 in plain-old strict mode) were already being used in the other badges.

It would be great to have one CDN with this logos with links to it in readme file.
It would be super easy to find and use them.

would be awesome to add an editable .ai and .psd file

JavaScript logo to address the fact ECMAScript 6 is there, any thoughts?

Yeah, sure, WTFPL is funny but you are essentially making something public domain so why not use something that doesn't have profane language attached?

Hey there.
If I try to visit the website linked in your description, it redirects me to an empty github page. Basically, a 404.

#72

fyck

I'm just curious... how did the creator of this logo come up with yellow, and that shade of yellow?

The rasterized JPEG and PNG images have much paler yellow and dark gray, whilst SVG and EPS are bright yellow and black. Normalizing the colors across versions (well, perhaps not ASCII) would be great.

I suggest the ones my colorpicker gives me for the PNG version: #F0DB4F and #323330.

To better indicate what the script does.

ever.

Some people may need base 64 code of the logo.

As far as I can see, the license was only changed from WTFPL to the more restrictive MIT license because someone didn't like the name WTFPL in #72.

The thing is that the MIT license isn't a very good fit for a logo because of two reasons:

• it references "software" (which isn't too bad, SVGs could be considered software)
• it contains the passage "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
  all copies or substantial portions of the Software." meaning that every website, t-shirt or sticker that uses the logo is legally required to include the entire license text which obviously isn't feasible.

I guess nobody intends to enforce the latter rule but either way, the WTFPL or the equivalent CC0 are a better representation of how the files in this repository are intended to be used.

What font did you use for JS Logo..? THX

Mary

https://github.com/whatwg/resources.whatwg.org/blob/master/logo-javascript.svg holds the SVG version of a logo I created for http://javascript.spec.whatwg.org/

It is available under CC0 as well.

By the way, I also modified the SVG syntax somewhat to make the file size even smaller.

I just tried re-adding it and a mod removed it because it was "totally unofficial".
Is this not the officially preposed logo? Should the logo be on the article? Then again maybe it doesn't belong.

Thoughts?

http://wtfpl.org/

it's wtfpl on a diet.