This article is really spot on, but the trick is that you have too be good. The market is flooded with designer come JS hack who learn a little jQuery and pitch

This article is really spot on, but the trick is that you have too be good. The market is flooded with designer come JS hack who learn a little jQuery and pitch themselves as a front end developer. I have done alot of development over 15 or so years and freelance doing Java, .NET, Database, SOA, iPhone, Android and JavaScript over the past 8 months I have not had a contract doing anything but JavaScript. I am so flooded with JavaScript work that I could not even get to one of the other projects even if I wanted to and JavaScript development seems to afford a 30% premium over any of the other work, iPhone coming a close second. Like the author said, it feels almost like the .com boom all over again.