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While many respondents (19%) came from the U.S., we also had strong representation from Germany, France, the U.K., and the Netherlands (24% combined), reflecting the liveliness of the front end community in these countries.
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The language respondents selected to fill out the survey.
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The proportion of the survey filled out by respondents.
Survey respondents were on average 33.6 years old, slightly higher than the State of JS (32.2) and State of CSS (33.5) surveys.
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Respondents had on average 10.7 years of web development experience.
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Respondents tended to work for mostly mid-sized organizations, with a median company size of 75 employees.
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Respondents had a median income of USD $75,000, noticeably higher than the $59,970 figure reported by the Stack Overflow Developer Survey.
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Having a higher-education degree did not translate in meaningful differences in yearly income.
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Gender did not correlate with income gaps, but there were notable differences between countries. Canada and the U.S. led the rankings in terms of diversity, while European countries had a higher proportion of male respondents.
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The survey's non-white population tended to be younger and have less experience, confirming a trend first observed in other surveys. This might indicate that the next generation of front end developers will be more diverse than the current one.