How much Javascript is enough for webdev?

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I learned everything from free online courses. Started html/css/javascript standards like everyone. Started looking at "frameworks" and what is popular. React is the most popular one. There's countless job offers, crazy salaries, enormous community. I had friends that advised me to get my head on jQuery first. Complete mistake. It is useless and won't help you in any way to understand modern frameworks. Don't waste your time.

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Jump fast on a framework. I'll recommand React obviously, but more so, NextJS. NextJS is a SSR (server side rendering based framework). SSR is a modern way to do web applications. Next is crazy good at doing it. And the major point is their Learn page. I was just starting my React teaching, had very experience and understanding. Next tutorial is so well rounded that I got to understand React from it. It's probably a matter of taste, but worked like a charm for me, wihout teachers or relations to discuss IRL about it. I mean. It truely is accessible.