Openings that mention #javascript (105) also mention server-side languages. Ruby and Python are noticeably more popular.
- Ruby: 53.33%
- Python: 39.05%
- PHP: 14.29%
- Java: 9.52%
- Go: 8.57%
- Rust: 3.81%
- Elixir: 1.90%
- C#: 1.90%
- Scala: 0.95%
- Perl: 0.95%
A majority of the openings explicitly mention #typescript: 56.19%!
Moreover, #nodejs leaves competitors in the dust — it’s the most popular JavaScript runtime by miles. In fact, of the 105 JavaScript-related openings, 26 (24.76%) mention Node.js, while Bun and Deno are nowhere to be found.
Here’s the top 5 mentioned technologies for openings that mention #css (only 37):
- JavaScript: 100%
- React: 72.97%
- HTML: 67.57%
- TypeScript: 43.24%
- Ruby: 43.24%
What CSS will you be writing?
- Tailwind: 35.14%
- Sass: 8.11%
Of all openings I collected (236), only 8 (3.39%) make mention of #accessibility.
Despite Trump policy — remember most openings in the dataset are US-centric — almost a quarter (22.46%) of openings make mention of DEI or one of its components.
Let’s finish with compensation. The extremes are extremely low and extremely high, ranging from $40k to $420k per year. The mode sits at $160-170k, and the mean is about $150k.
Take it with a big sack of salt.
