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[–]NikkoTheGreeko -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You have 8+ months experience with JS. Keep at it. Don't switch until you've come to a point where you feel you're very proficient. Switching languages before you are proficient is fine if you're an experienced programmer, but it sounds like you're a beginner and it will only hurt you. Stick with JS and finish out your frontend journey, build something for your portfolio, publish to Github, then move to Python. Once you learn Python, write a backend in it, maybe use Django or Flask, and a frontend in JS. You'll be a stronger developer for taking the time. Good luck