What should I learn after Javascript?

What should I learn after Javascript?

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[Jackson Kasi]

Don't use Javascript! 😅

Here is the tech I followed, You can try this: Tech Stacks🔥

[Alex Lohr]

Depends very much on what you want to achieve. If you want to move into front-end, learn the patterns behind modern frontend frameworks. If you want to go to back-end, you should probably augment your knowledge with another system language, e.g. Rust or Java.

[Peter Vivo]

JSDoc

[JoelBonetR 🥇]

Pun intended 🤣🤣🤣

[JoelBonetR 🥇]

Reading the market and trends, Next JS with Typescript seems the obvious choice.

Next allows you to implement React components and Node endpoints with an API-first architecture. This, along with the type safety and extra tooling you get from TS makes for a freat great combo.
All in all, awesome flexibility and plenty of room to try and get better, using enterprise grade tools.

[Reid Burton]

Yes.

[Elanat Framework]

It's a good idea to start a back-end framework now and implement some full-stack examples.

This will be valuable experience and help you learn how the front-end and back-end interact, even if you decide to stay on the front-end.

I recommend using the CodeBehind framework for the back-end.

CodeBehind in GitHub:
github.com/elanatframework/Code_be...

[Shekhar Chaudhari]

React

[Logan Ford]

Typescript.

[that_web_kid]

Nodejs

[eren can Sinecan]

Node & TS are most hireability for least effort in your case