<There isn't really a timeframe that we can give you - it highly depends on the time you're putting in, your ability to learn, how you're learning, etc. These aren't really measurable, and the only true answer is "it takes how long it takes". The minimum time to learn javascript is probably a few months, though.
<!appideas for projects
RFlorinpop17s Curated App Ideas!
Sometimes it's tough finding inspiration, luckily this guy listed a bunch of stuff for you to pick from for your next project! Well sorted progression to confidence in web dev.
https://github.com/florinpop17/app-ideas
https://github.com/florinpop17/app-ideas
<!learn
RLearning React
The official React docs are the best resource for learning React.
The Reactiflux "Learning Resources" page has curated links for learning JS, React, Redux, and TS:
The Reactiflux "Learning Resources" page has curated links for learning JS, React, Redux, and TS:
<You should be pretty familiar with all of JavaScript
<