How to choose the right direction (advice needed)?

Question

IT education

Good day to all.
I need advice from both specialists and those who have gone this way ... I

’ll tell you briefly about myself, I’m from a hopeless city (in the IT field as well),
I’ve been recently studying the web from scratch (about 3 months) I’m
quite active and disciplined
The serious enthusiast .
Knowledge of HTML / CSS: handled flex and media queries, did not encounter grids, the preprocessor used
Knowledge of JS: regulars, events, DOM OPP, JSON, DnD, Canvas, Promise (as a result, I am familiar with the basic concepts for children)
It seems already Full Stack developer (no) and everything is fine, but ...

Faced with a problem that more questions than answers. In life, I don’t know a programmer who could ask them and live on his neck ...

That is the essence of the question,
In which direction would it be more relevant to move with such a base? Here's an example... I practically didn't come across AJAX
, so there is a minimum of knowledge about it...
study?
- Or is it still enough to learn PHP and SQL for easier entry into working with the database and the server, or is Node.JS enough for the first time?
- Or is it possible to take on wordPress with such a knowledge base and not be afraid of it?
- Or would it be enough to move away from the back-end and practice Bootstrap and jQuery?
-Or the important part is to delve into the study of JS and consistently start React, Vue, Angular (did not delve into the differences between them)?
-Is it important at this stage to study project assemblers?
- Or is it still worth going to google vacancies in a poppy?

I would be most grateful for the answer / advice / communication / help / opinion / criticism (especially).
Thank you for reading this text!

Answer 1

Here's to you:
https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap
There are places where you can make a choice of what the soul lies.

Answer 2

Or is it still worth going to google vacancies

start with this

in mac?

this is also a good option to start, but after the end of the pandemic
In fact, all paths are possible, the question is diligence and readiness to move. Remote work is still not for Junes, so there are a lot of them on the market now due to the pandemic

Answer 3

The weekly question "I haven't done a single serious job yet, but I already know everything. Tell me how to become an even cooler specialist."
There is a true way !

Answer 4

first make your bike project
like a toaster analogue
chat blog forum...