If you are working for an employer, first, document your hours and what you've spent your time on. Keep track of the number of pages/lines of code you've completed -- even though this metric is totally arbitrary, it gives some indication of your work. The other thing you can do is to provide a clear indication of where you want to be, and ask how to get there in your review. Haven't had a review? Politely ask for one, then present your case -- don't ask for a raise per se, but indicate that you'd like to get further ahead in the company and present your case, gathered from above.
If you are working with clients or performing contract work, you need to develop your portfolio to make a clear case of what you are providing to your customers.
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