For Node.js talent, it's a seller's market | InfoWorld: "According to statistics from job search site Indeed.com, job notices involving Node.js has jumped from zero to 4,000 active listings since 2011. Salaries for Node.js development jobs start somewhere in the $60,000 range and can reach as high as $140,000. The exact job descriptions vary, though; some are highly Node.js-focused (Senior Node Developer), while others list Node.js as part of a mix of requirements for a more general full-stack developer position.
Even if the Node.js job pool is still tiny compared to positions involving other, better-established Web languages and frameworks, its relative rate of growth within the same time period is striking. Python, for instance, enjoys a greater pool of jobs (around 31,000 at last count), but those numbers crested in 2013. Ruby (18,750 listings) has followed much the same pattern; in fact, Ruby and Python movements track each other closely enough to hint at the two being commonly deployed together. Java listings have been trending steadily downward since 2010."
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Even if the Node.js job pool is still tiny compared to positions involving other, better-established Web languages and frameworks, its relative rate of growth within the same time period is striking. Python, for instance, enjoys a greater pool of jobs (around 31,000 at last count), but those numbers crested in 2013. Ruby (18,750 listings) has followed much the same pattern; in fact, Ruby and Python movements track each other closely enough to hint at the two being commonly deployed together. Java listings have been trending steadily downward since 2010."
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