Backfill Your Front-end Web Development Job Board

A quick example on how you can backfill your Front-end Web Development job board through our quality job feed data API with just a few simple search queries.

To increase job board traffic, as a Front-end Web Development Job Board owner, you can leverage our jobdata API to backfill your jobboard through a simple subscription. jobdata API provides a vast database of job listings that align with your industry focus, ensuring your job board is populated with relevant opportunities.

By using our platform, you can offer a comprehensive job feed to attract job seekers and increase engagement on your platform. Below you'll find example instructions to fetch job listings for a Front-end Web Development Job Board.

Job Search Example

For a Front-end Web Development Job Board you can query the API with keywords that would appear in the title of a relevant job or by job title in general.

At the moment the only text filter mechanism is via keywords or fragments of text that would appear in the title of a relevant job - here is an example of a list of keywords that could be used to backfill a Front-end Web Development Job Board:

front-end, frontend, css, html, javascript, react, vue.js

Here you can make one request for each search paramter or use the |OR| operator to filter by many all at once. Click on the keywords above to view the result from the API in JSON format.

Logo images as well as other company info and full job descriptions come with every job post. So you get all the data you need with just one API call!

Query the jobdata API

Example search request (with header auth):

curl -X GET -H \
  "Authorization: Api-Key YOUR_API_KEY" \
  https://jobdataapi.com/api/jobs/?title=front-end

Example search request (with auth GET parameter):


curl https://jobdataapi.com/api/jobs/?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&title=front-end

Shown below is an example of what a combined job list could look like, filtered by the keywords from above with the most recent data from our global database: