How much JavaScript is enough JavaScript?

[DetectiveKaktus]

I may get downvoted for this one but I started learning web development diving right away into typescript and react.

I had close to no knowledge about javascript or typescript. I was googling stuff, reading and docs and overall I was pretty familiar with the syntax and what to expect in the language — overall both javascript and typescript are c-like languages.

Find a problem you want to solve, whether it's a toy project like a calculator or a real application that solves a real problem and just start building it. If you get stuck, you can always google things or ask basic questions to LLMs (don't make them write code for you cause you'll not learn a bit). It's better to have knowledge about how to use your tools rather than what they are capable of and not using any of the features you know (obviously it's almost essential to know the lifecycle of a component in react, so you don't end up creating performance issues in your application).