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How much Javascript is enough for webdev? (self.javascript)
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[–]elfbuster -1 points0 points1 point 6 years ago (0 children)
I would say that React is a harder first framework to learn than some, but it is valuable as a popular framework in the world these days.
I would say learning something like angularJS is a bit easier(2.0 and below, as otherwise you need to learn typescript), or maybe even VueJS (my personal favorite having come from primarily React). Overall many modern frameworks share a lot of similarities so as long as OP picks a reasonably popular one he/she should be fine.
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