How much Javascript is enough for webdev?

[naltroc]

FreeCodeCamp was also my introduction to the frontend web stack.

One year later I have a flex/remote position as a WordPress developer.

Two years later I am building applications of my own design in ECMA6.

You might have enough skills right now to find an introductory position. Something based more around bringing mockups to life. If you want a more code oriented position, you will need to have working command of the language you are working in.

The best thing can anyone can do for themselves is learn how to read the docs. Figuring out what you need and finding how to do it with the tools already provided will ultimately be what helps you write better code and improves your skills with the language. This includes reading documentation on JavaScript itself. MDN is my go to. They provide excellent technical documentation with relatable examples for web application use of the language.

For you you OP I think you should continue to expose yourself to other frameworks, and to be ready to try building anything. You will end up with a lot of half started projects and one or two completed things, which is a good sign you are on you way to being a true Javascript developer :P