Title: I want to learn JavaScript as my next language. I have been observing JS community for some time and it seems like there is too much noise out there with dozens of frameworks and language variations (e.g. CoffeeScript, TypeScript, JSX, etc). I plan to go through Mozilla&#x27;s JS docs and Vue tutorial, but not sure if it is enough to get up to speed with the modern JS ecosystem. Which resources would you recommend? Which framework should I stick with? What are some things that you wish you had known before getting into JS? Note: I am comfortable with Python (including Flask&#x2F;Django), Java, HTML and CSS, so picking up JS as a language won&#x27;t be a problem. Interested in your thoughts.
Upvote: