I think my practical advice is this:

Spend time in pure javascript, but don't get trapped there, because it is not applicaple to modern web development. After you can do a couple toy projects, try learning React, which is a well-established framework. You will probably run into Typescript, and you shouldn't shy away from it, since it is just JavaScript with enough guardrails to make the code maintainable.

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I appreciate the advice , thanks man.

Sure thing. If you want a code review or need ideas for projects, lmk.