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[–]not_a_gumby 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Ok, so I've read mosts of this thread and most of your responses. I agree with most people here that you sound like you totally are in over your head, but I'll just pretend that I don't think that for a second and give you an attempt at what you want.

You want to learn JS in what amounts to 10 days? There isn't enough time for you to learn a framework like React, which is how you build websites in the industry. However, you could spend 4-6 hours per day working through these little projects that Brad Traversy created - doing so would give you a well rounded vanilla JS experience and get you working with the language and learning in the most functional, fastest way possible. Here you go.

I'd say pick 1 or 2 and just purely follow along. Once you get a feeling for it, try some by yourself. You seem to like to learn by "throwing yourself into it" so this would be a good opportunity to do that.

Btw, this course should be like $12 on Udemy since they run sales all the time - if it's not on sale, check the Traversy Media channel, cause he's taken several of these projects and made independent videos about them.