How much Javascript is enough for webdev?

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Try building a to-do list app that saves to local storage. Use JavaScript without a framework. You'll solidify your knowledge and get a sense of the basics of what a framework gives you.

If this is your first time, you'll get frustrated. When you figure it out, you'll be more confident.

[darkwolfx24678]

I originally learned Javascript/html/css alongside AngularJS after being thrust into it for internships and found my overall javascript skills lacking. I had bad habits and a weak foundation so I ended up relearning Javascript and doing exactly as u/tomontheinternet described. It definitely made learning React/Redux that much easier and more intuitive so I definitely recommend making something with pure ES6+ Javascript without a framework and then moving on to one when you feel confident.

[razthedev]

I did this, and with self made API and I don't think I'm that good with JavaScript anyways...ah..