I learned the basics of JS, in which direction should I move on?

Question

JavaScript

In just a few days, I will finish studying js in this course. I am already finishing Section 4, then react. I’ve been learning js for almost a month, 6 days a week for 4-6 hours (sometimes more) while simultaneously studying English with a tutor (now the level is a2, grammar is better, speaking is worse) giving him also several hours a day almost every day.
While everything is going well, I already have experience in creating various burger menus, modal windows, timers, sliders. I wrote a simple one (create, delete, save to localStorage and load from there).

What to do next? As I understand it, it makes no sense to meddle in react, it's too early. Those. do you need to write some projects yourself like calculators, drag and drop, etc.? Or does it need to be tightened up?
By the way, its level is not very high for me, it’s approximately at the level of making up such a site adaptively using media queries.

Answer 1

Good afternoon.
I wrote something in JavaScript today and wanted to share my impressions.
I liked the process: at first it was as usual - there is a task, there is a deadline, the deadline is coming soon, you have to do it, it's a regular job. But then, when the process began to gain momentum, and the simple task of "turning in the work" turned into "do at least what suits me when I look at it", and "do something with a bunch of lying code written" on my knee "- I went here's the process of proging itself.It's
not at all easy - to write moderately related logic, apply the principles of "do not repeat yourself", and this is especially intriguing in JavaScript, in conjunction with html and some kind of engine under which the primary html document is rendered and from where takes input data for a JavaScript application.
I do not call proging the usual writing of some kind of code or repetition of other examples (this is not at all interesting). Rather, this is your personal revelation with the "program", when this essence is inside you, you understand it at that moment, the structure of the code is subject to you - this is the real thing, that buzz that will never be dreamed of by someone who has never failed. Learn React. Give it time for your knowledge to work. Read the entire react documentation from start to finish, and refer back to it whenever you can't handle the syntax.
Try, make attempts (any, even if they are errors, don’t matter), write code that you may later consider bad, but do it with a spark and faith in a miracle, and when you realize that a miracle does not happen - crooked hands the framework will not fix it, start writing again - and then - enjoy programming, and let others typeset (shh).
PS: learn webpack (there is a lightweight version of webpack encore), npm/yarn and eslint.
Learn more about these tools.

Answer 2

Google - frontend roadmap