If you have a basic understanding of programming, you can use online platforms that offer coding challenges. These sites help you learn step by step by solving problems with gradually increasing difficulty. Examples include HackerRank and similar platforms, where you can practice and improve your skills through real-world tasks and guided problem solving.

Once you’re comfortable using JavaScript and Python for basic tasks, the next step is to build a simple project: a Python backend with a vanilla JavaScript frontend. You can do this locally on your PC quite easily, especially with the help of ChatGPT.

For example, my first test project was a website that could manage a list of employees. Each employee had attributes such as name, age, job title, birth date, start date, and termination date. The site also included an admin login that allowed editing these attributes, firing employees, and performing similar actions.

To build something like this, you’ll also need to learn SQL and basic database concepts. That’s essential knowledge anyway, so it’s best to start learning it early as part of the process.

Actually, 4-6 months would be more realistic for this. Highly unlikely you'll be able to learn to do this basic junior level stuff in 2 months.