Following are top 7 javascript frameworks which are most seeked after skillsets in potential UI related candidates, from job perspective:
- JQuery
- AngularJS
- BackboneJS
- KnockoutJS
- EmberJS
- ReactJS
- CanJS
Out of above frameworks, JQuery is the clear winner so much so that it looked like an Outlier from statistical perspective. Thus, from analysis perspective, I have put it aside (excluded) and moved ahead with analysis of 6 out of above 7 JS frameworks.
Javascript Frameworks Job Pattern
Following is the frequency distribution of job openings in terms of percentage for the 6 Javascript frameworks (excluding JQuery). This is given the fact that we have removed JQuery as it looked like an outlier from statistical perspective when we took the data sample of job openings of last month, Octobar 2014.
- AngularJS – 71%
- BackboneJS – 9%
- KnockoutJS – 8%
- EmberJS – 7%
- ReactJS – 3%
- CanJS – 3%
Following is the plot representing the frequency distribution of job openings across different Javascript frameworks (excluding JQuery), also depicted above in form of percentage. In the following plot, AngularJS is the winner (when excluding JQuery).
Top 2 Javascript frameworks having Lion Share of Jobs
Two Javascript Framework that could lead to greater probability of you landing up with a job in quick time are following:
- JQuery
- AngularJS
Observations & Suggestions for UI Developers
Following are different observations in relation with distribution of job openings across different JS frameworks:
- JQuery still rules and hence, UI developer should still remain in touch with JQuery. Also, the fact that Mobile apps uses JQuery makes it much more sustainable.
- AngularJS has been showing steady growth in terms of increasing job openings across last several months. Thus, sooner than later, it may be a nice idea for UI developers, in general, to also get on board with AngularJS and learn the skills appropriately.
- It may be a good idea to understand underlying concepts and fundamentals of other JS frameworks such as BackboneJS, KnockoutJS, ReactJS etc. They also seem to be picking up well.
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