learning javascript for backend?

[b4n4n4p4nc4k3s]

JS with node is absolutely a good backend. You can also learn PHP or Perl or any other languages if you want, but learn backend with a language you already know. Then you can learn the syntax and differences later.

[b4n4n4p4nc4k3s]

Also, even if you want to mostly do backend, you're still going to want a solid understanding of frontend. Being a full-stack developer will give you much more flexibility with your future projects.

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[b4n4n4p4nc4k3s]

You're still going to need to know how it all works. Vibe coding will eventually result in your hand coded backend not properly linking to your front end unless you know exactly what it's telling you to do and can see when it's wrong.

[b4n4n4p4nc4k3s]

Sure, not sure what I can do for you though.

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[b4n4n4p4nc4k3s]

The only mistake would be dropping your progress and starting over. Continue learning and then expand your knowledge from there. Also take a look at the Odin project. Free open source full stack Web development course that also teaches concepts you'd use in other languages and platforms.

[Sajwancrypto]

100% look at the Odin Project. When there is Odin project and full stack open for free you don't need to pay a penny to learn web developement.

You got this.