Backend developers are the backbone of the tech world. All your favorite apps would basically be useless without these unsung heroes. This Javascript class will give you a crash course on all the ...

Most JavaScript developers report earning a decent income, with 30.6% claiming to earn between $50,000 to $100,000 a year, while 20% reported earning between $100,000 and $200,000 per year.

JavaScript is getting mocked, but in a good way. The JavaScript-based Kakapo.js HTTP mocking library enables developers to replicate back-end logic in a declarative manner in the browser.

If you’re using Vue, then it’s more likely that you’re working with your own backend, although Nuxt is a state of the art framework for Vue if you decide to go that route.