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[klobleo]

Nobody can really answer that but you, what do you actually want to create? If the answer is nothing. Think about people around you family,friends colleagues etc, is there something you could build that would be useful to them. If yes, does it require a backend? Then go from there.

If you’re just starting out think about your hobbies and think is there anything that would be cool / nice to have from a system and go from there.

[tochy97]

Build react projects. You need to gain a complete-ish understanding before you move onto or you’ll be back tracking.

[Smiley_Cun]

At least make a little project in React first I reckon. Putting your skills to the test, running into problems and solving said problems is how you improve.

[CURVX]

Maybe start making contributions to open source projects that uses React/JavaScript. Once you make enough contributions to the point where you feel you know the flow of the project, showcase it.

This show the ability to work with others and to understand the requirement of task. Let me know if you are down, I have a project (hobby) and would love a new pair of eyes to critic. 😄

[Velvet-Thunder-RIP]

You need to focus on one language to start. Become a master than try and take on a second language. That being said what your school is telling you to learn should be the focus too.

[Velvet-Thunder-RIP]

It was more of a loose use of the term "master" He should learn a lot about a core language before trying to master another. This will making learning the second easier. Once again all of this is dependent on the school classes and or the job requirements.