There's no need to go deep diving on learning JavaScript.
As you're using a high level framework, you're interacting with that more than the details of JavaScript. So in essence you're learning 'React' not 'JavaScript'.
So just start building in React and the JS will come along naturally.
That's not really true. You really need to understand JS to work with React, especially since you need to combine it with other libs since it's only the view layer.
As you're using a high level framework, you're interacting with that more than the details of JavaScript. So in essence you're learning 'React' not 'JavaScript'.
So just start building in React and the JS will come along naturally.