The first things that come to mind is setting up something very basic; a HTML page with minimal javascript. Now you can open the browser debugger and have your own playground! Try some APIs, try to make something appear. The more you learn from this, you can incorporate into your little HTML site. Sooner or later, it will grow to be a tiny program.

From here, you can start to think what you enjoyed or what you didn't - as well as what you wish there'd be. Think if what you know now could get you there, and what it would take to get there if not. This could set you up on a little learning trip =)

There's three types of learners:

- Those that absolutely inhale all sorts of documentation (i.e. read the entire ReactJS documentations) and then jsut... know stuff. Like, snap, learned. o-o

- Those that read a crapton of source code, because the documentation doesn't stay in their head. (Hey, that's me!) Trying things out in a console - like a temporary Docker container or a web-based playground - and then continiously coping it into your project, reshaping and restructuring untill it works.

- Those that binge videos or online courses; some people just prefer having things explained to them "in person". Here on Nostr, there's sure to be people to know a thing or two. Leserin here certainly is one I am sure ^^

I hope this gave you some pointers and ideas =)