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What is Ruby?
Ruby is a dynamic, highly object-oriented scripting language developed in 1995 by Yukihiro Matsumoto in Japan. In recent years Ruby has seen a huge surge thanks to the Ruby on Rails framework becoming one of the de-facto leaders in modern web development.How much do Ruby developers make?
We don't have enough data for Washington D.C.,so we've calculated your salary information for the San Francisco Bay Area instead:
Based on real Hired interview data, Ruby developers in Washington D.C. earn an average annual salary of
Based on real Hired interview data, Ruby developers in SF Bay Area earn an average annual salary of
$124,966
The salaries of candidates in this role range from a low of $80,000 to a high of $175,000, with a median salary of $120,000.
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1-15 employees
Full-Stack Developer (React Native)
Full-Stack Engineer
1-15 employees
1-15 employees
Full-Stack Engineer
Senior Full Stack Developer
201-500 employees
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201-500 employees
Senior Full Stack Developer
About FreshBooks:
The best cloud based small business accounting software. Send invoices, track time, manage receipts, expenses, and accept credit cards. Free 30-day trial.
Full Stack Engineer
1-15 employees
1-15 employees
Full Stack Engineer
Sr. Software Engineer, Full Stack, Growth
1501-5000 employees
About Box:
Box is changing how you manage content across your business from simple file sharing to building custom apps.
1501-5000 employees
Sr. Software Engineer, Full Stack, Growth
About Box:
Box is changing how you manage content across your business from simple file sharing to building custom apps.
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