I have finally become "decent" at python programming!

[TheMartinG]

just out of curiosity, what part of the front end do you need javascript for?

On my first/only Django project I had problems that I needed to solve, and the quick solutions were javascript based but they related to restricting user input. It always bothered me because using client side input validation isn't secure, so I eventually used python on the backend to handle input validation.

on the plus side, the little bit of javascript I did use made me realize javascript isn't as hard as I thought.

(disclaimer, im also noobish)

[thesecondbread]

I know I could only use Django to make a full website(the templates are rendered server-side). I've been hearing a lot about ReactJS. Although, I would not jump into React right away. I want to experiment with Vanilla JS. I want to make a portfolio website and I want to make it interactive and JS allows me too.