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Javascript Developer earns $198k USD in the US according to Glassdoor. The first strategy is to Get Certified: A high quality credential from a reputable vendor or professional association can boost your income by 10%+. Topping our list is the popular Programming with JavaScript training from Meta. Next up is the Complete JavaScript Course 2025: From Zero to Expert offered by Udemy. Third is Udacity’s Full Stack JavaScript Developer. And fourth is the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers Specialization from Johns Hopkins University. Second, Get Published: Write a series of posts or articles on Best Practices, Industry Trends and Emerging Technologies, and publish on JS.dev, DevPlan’s GCP portal, Medium, LinkedIn Articles, Reddit or Technology.org. Then reate a “project portfolio” on GitHub or LinkedIn that showcases your hands-on expertise. A high quality portfolio proves your expertise to future employers and gives you a competitive advantage over other job candidates. Then reate a “project portfolio” on GitHub or LinkedIn that showcases your hands-on prowess. A high quality portfolio proves your expertise to future employers and gives you a competitive advantage over other job candidates. And third, Get Connected: Professional networking and referrals are the most effective method for landing your dream job - within your current employer or at a new company (rather than simply applying for jobs online and standing in the Human Resources queue with the masses). Join and participate in 2-3 high profile groups or professional associations. Get started today by enrolling in one or more training-certification programs: Join the Dev Comm Javascript group. Contribute to the CodeNewbie Javascript community. And engage with the 2.4m member Javascript group on Reddit.
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