Top 3 JavaScript Developer programs for career growth

Colleagues, according to Indeed.com The average salary for a javascript developer is $113,323 per year in the United States based upon 367 salaries reported. Here are our training program recommendations. First, JavaScript Core Language - JavaScript is an interpreted programming language that conforms to the ECMAScript specification. JavaScript is high-level, often just-in-time compiled, and multi-paradigm. It has curly-bracket syntax, dynamic typing, prototype-based object-orientation, and first-class functions. In this path you will learn the basics of JavaScript as well as more advanced topics such as promises, asynchronous programming, proxies and reflection. Next, JavaScript Unit Testing - Why Test? - Manual Testing,,Automated Testing, The Test Suite, Tests As Documentation, Regression; Write Good Tests With Mocha - learn to use the Mocha framework and the Node.js assert library to write, automate, and organize tests in Javascript - install Mocha I, Install Mocha II, describe and it blocks, assert, Setup, Exercise, and Verify, Teardown, Hooks; Learn Test-Driven Development With Mocha - learners will practice test driven development to create their own JavaScript testing suite using Mocha.js. - Getting Into The Red I, Red To Green I, Refactor I, Getting into the Red II, Red to Green II, Refactor II and Edge Case.  And third, Expert JavaScript - learn to write elegant JS code with ES6 syntax for use in web apps, node backend, or lambdas. Get a deeper understanding of advanced concepts such as Promises, Async/Await, Apply/Call/Bind, and frequently used design patterns for writing performant, bug-free, and maintainable code. 

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