My advice is to learn some React/Redux, and then don’t use it. React is the big change. Everything is defined as how different it is from React, so if you know

My advice is to learn some React/Redux, and then don’t use it. React is the big change. Everything is defined as how different it is from React, so if you know how it works, you’re no longer lost in frontend. The biggest change of react is that it brought something akin to imgui to web frontend. The “render => event => update state => render” loop is really cool. Then react sucks a lot in many ways. Especially when trying to call non-react libraries... I personally use my own render-event-update-render loop with no virtual dom, and it’s been all good. Then regarding html/css, There are really 2 schools. Those who do tailwind, and thos who style things the old way. Learning html/css is a pain, but no more than before. Regardind babel/webpack and the sorts don’t sweat it, these come for “free” when you start a project. Very few programmers know the details of everything that happens there. It’s not very interesting anyways...