The average JavaScript developer in the U.S. can expect to earn between $117,002 and $154,956, with entry-level compensation at $97,029.

Now working as a leading software engineer with the 3D scanning technology company Artec 3D, Nesterenkova clearly relishes learning new programming skills and is excited for what the future may ...

JavaScript is a very simple programming language that is quite easy to learn and always in high demand, so developing the skills to use it is an excellent way to break into the lucrative tech ...

Michael Shurin isn’t your average Republican, The Jersey Journal reports. The 25-year-old Jersey City man is pro-choice, pro-gay marriage and finds inspiration in Barack Obama's political rise.

Easing what has traditionally been a difficult programming task, Facebook has released as open source a debugging tool for JavaScript, called Flow, designed to highlight problems caused by the ...

[Guest Comment from Shane Steinert-Threlkeld]A new spec on which JavaScript 2.0 will be based , should be finalized by the end of the fall.

Google developer advocate and performance expert Colt McAnlis tackled one of the thorniest problems for mobile web developers today: JavaScript performance. Web-based JavaScript applications can ...

Being a one-trick programming pony will no longer do. Master the MEAN stack and find yourself a lucrative new programming career.