I would focus on learning the stack/framework you want to find employment in. Do an initial project creating an app to do something for you. Use that to try to

I would focus on learning the stack/framework you want to find employment in. Do an initial project creating an app to do something for you. Use that to try to find another project/app you can create for someone in your network as a freelance project. Become active in the community for that framework. Blog, write tutorials, reach out to others in the community to build relationships. When applying for jobs I would list your job title, company and years. Then have another section for the languages/technologies you have used. I never match them up one to one. They will ask how many years experience you have with what they are using. With new frameworks a year to a few years is good enough to get in the door. Becoming active in the community is going to open more doors than resumes. Once someone knows you and that you are capable it's easier to land a position if they can recommend you. Good luck with your pivot.