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Javascript certifications

Civilian_Target · 2011-12-13 22:43:52

Over the course of the last year, I've been slowly learning Javascript though my daily work. Now I'd like to prove it to my employer, put it on my skills list, have it pop up on my annual objectives, and all that nonsense. In my mind, the most fool-proof way is certification - which my employer will pay for. Problem is, I…

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Over the course of the last year, I've been slowly learning Javascript though my daily work. Now I'd like to prove it to my employer, put it on my skills list, have it pop up on my annual objectives, and all that nonsense. In my mind, the most fool-proof way is certification - which my employer will pay for.

Problem is, I haven't been able to find any decent ones. In particular, a lot of my work relates to server-side Javascript, which is different in that it uses a lot more internal modelling and structure, and a lot less hacking about with the browser DOM - but there don't seem to be many straight-up JS language certifications out there.

Any suggestions?

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