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Languages should not be taught, but worked - stupid memorization will not end in anything good. Experience rolls.
Well, definitely not two at the same time - if there is zero experience with other languages.
I think that it’s not worth memorizing js for the frontend too much, but it’s better to take either the angularjs framework or the jQuery library. It's not worth sitting on vanilla js for a long time.
And in general it is worth starting with php. And so, if there is no experience with other languages for the web, then this is unrealistic.
There is no magic pill. To pump up muscles with a long-term effect is possible only with hard training.
Read and study other people's code thoughtfully, then write your own. As you study someone else's code, you will have a taste, you will begin to distinguish the daub from the masterpiece. Then your code will also be a pleasure to read for a future dream.
And the number of languages ... Programming is the same in essence. Everything ends up being translated into MOV, DIV, CMP, NE, LOOP, etc. Only the shell, which is called programming languages, differs. If you know the essence at the proper level, then after spending a day studying the language shell, you will start writing. And after a month of another hard work and study, you will become an expert in any language. You can even come up with your own. It's fashionable now. Only the essence remains the same.
Come up with some project that, at first glance, you can’t do at the current level. First you do what you can, then you look for individual solutions on the Internet and, what is important, UNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLE OF WORK, change it to suit your specific project and insert it. If you find an article or video that explains the material really well, bookmark it. Do not try to remember everything, you will do some interesting projects for you that you are going to do in the future - it will be remembered by itself, but what you don’t need will be forgotten
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