Dear JavaScript Aficionado,



If there were only one rule on how to succeed in our profession or life in general, it would be the one that says we must find the overachievers in the activity of interest and model what they are doing.



Obviously, they know something that helps them achieve great results…



And one of the fastest, decent ways to success is to “climb to the shoulders of the giants,” a.k.a learn from others and not start from scratch.



This is the exact thing I’ve tried to accomplish by creating this article.



I set a goal for myself to find the most influential javascript developers, analyze their online presence (websites, social profiles, etc.), and try to uncover why they are considered successful professionals that we need to listen to.



In the following paragraphs, you will learn a lot of details related to their success, including:



<ul>
<li>What is the realm of true achievement and contribution</li>



<li>How to become part of that realm today</li>



<li>Do you need any formal education and/or other credentials</li>



<li>Is every one of the 61 developers involved in a famous project?</li>



<li>How many of them do not have a college degree?</li>



<li>What we all hate, but they gladly do?</li>



<li>How to make side income (if they do it, why not you?)</li>



<li>How to build your name, create connections and win the best job offerings</li>



<li>And many other curios stuff</li>
</ul>



Ready? Let’s do it…



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Roadmap to Success: 3 lessons I learned from 61 of the most influential JavaScript developers

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I know how hard it is to build a website that looks and feels good. It&#8217;s not hard because of the coding &#8211; we&#8217;re good at that part (I believe). It&#8217;s because of the design.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="block-b1a49af1-9aec-450b-926b-3fb9fa7c3627">We&#8217;re just not graphic/web designers…</h2>



We need that part solved for us before we start writing code.



That&#8217;s why I made this template. It&#8217;s a flying start for you that helps you to focus on the important stuff &#8211; the coding, the deploying, and the blogging.



You can customize it however you want, but I think it has all the parts for one new blog, and the rest you will have to implement as you grow bigger and bigger as a blogger.



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The template is not &#8220;unheard beauty&#8221;. That was not my goal when I was creating it. It&#8217;s a well-structured &#8220;marketing machine.&#8221;



All the different parts &#8211; the site structure, the texts, the images… You can use them as examples of how yours must look and feel, so they appeal to your readers.



Your blog is not only code and articles! It&#8217;s an exciting journey that will lead you to explore many different and funny things. It will evolve you into a t-shaped developer with rich experience and many wanted skills.



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A hidden gem in Google Chrome tells you almost everything you need to know about your technical SEO.



If you start searching the web for that info, you will get millions of pages telling you only fragments of it and then selling you pricey SEO services or tools that will show you the rest.



But you can get all the &#8220;cake&#8221; for free!



It not only will tell you what on your site can be considered &#8220;problematic,&#8221; but it will tell you what the engineers of Google see as problematic&#8230;



So it&#8217;s not theory&#8230;



It&#8217;s not a result of a foggy &#8220;experiment&#8221;&#8230;



Or other guesses based on statistical data.



The info comes straight from the &#8220;source&#8221; and will definitely tell how to make your website more suitable for better rankings and more free traffic from Google and other search engines.



So&#8230;



Are you curious about what I&#8217;m talking about?



Many of you may already know about this precious gem&#8230;



But even if you have never heard it &#8211; don&#8217;t worry!



I will give you a link to a page that explains everything well.



I&#8217;m talking about Lighthouse, of course&#8230;



&#8220;Lighthouse is an&nbsp;open-source, automated tool for improving the quality of web pages. You can run it against any web page, public or requiring authentication. It has audits for performance, accessibility, progressive web apps, SEO, and more,&#8221; says the official page.



Under each of the mentioned groups of audits, you can find everything that can be considered &#8220;problematic&#8221; for the audited page, plus suggestions on how to fix it to provide a better user experience (and be suitable for higher ranking).&nbsp;



You can read more details here:



<a href="https://developers.google.com/web/tools/lighthouse">https://developers.google.com/web/tools/lighthouse</a>



It&#8217;s a little bit technical stuff, but it&#8217;s exciting and valuable because it comes from the &#8220;source&#8221; and doesn&#8217;t involve somebody&#8217;s &#8220;psychic abilities&#8221; to know what works and what doesn&#8217;t.



But there is more to the story&#8230;



My soon-to-be-launched SEO tool takes that free library (Lighthouse) and builds upon it much more useful functionality:



&#8211; You can audit pages in bulk with a click of a button, so it&#8217;s ultra-easy and saves much time;



&#8211; Every audit report you get is saved in your own local database, so now you can review them and track your progress or monitor your website&#8217;s current state.



&#8211; You can create &#8220;audit blueprints,&#8221; which means you don&#8217;t need to enter URLs every time you want to see your current metrics;



&#8211; You can backup your data in the cloud and sync other devices;



&#8211; You can export and send reports to your dev team;



&#8211; You can group your audits by project, type of pages, domains, and many other ways.



Have I caught your interest? ​ It&#8217;s not ready yet, but you will learn first when it is. ​ Moreover, that must not stop you from using Lighthouse. It&#8217;s a really cool open-source library, and it will help you with your SEO right away.

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