UJS

UJS is an acronym that can refer to multiple entities and concepts across technology, law, and student organizations. The most widely used meanings include:

Unobtrusive JavaScript. Unobtrusive JavaScript (UJS) is a web development approach that keeps behavior separate from markup by using JavaScript to enhance a page after it loads, rather than embedding scripts directly in HTML. It relies on progressive enhancement and uses external scripts, event listeners, and unobtrusive DOM manipulation. In frameworks like Ruby on Rails, UJS also refers to a library that enables dynamic features such as remote forms and links, method spoofing for HTTP verbs beyond GET and POST, and automatic handling of security tokens like CSRF.

Unified Judicial System. Unified Judicial System (UJS) is a term used in several jurisdictions to describe a centralized administration of state or national courts. The model aims to standardize procedures, case management, and budgeting across the judiciary to improve efficiency and consistency. The exact structure and powers of a UJS vary by country or state, but common elements include unified records, standardized calendars, and centralized disciplinary or administrative oversight.

Union of Jewish Students. Union of Jewish Students (UJS) is an umbrella organization representing Jewish student groups on campuses in some regions. It coordinates advocacy, events, and community-building activities, connecting local clubs with national or international Jewish organizations. The scope and name of such bodies can vary over time and by country, reflecting different organizational histories and governance structures.