Why not both? Lol. Seriously though, backend vs javascript isn’t an either/or. Start with JS basics (variables, loops), then dabble in Node.js to see if backend clicks.
Frameworks like Express.js let you play with servers *and* JS. Best of both worlds!
Glitch.com is super fun for experimenting with tiny backend projects.
Frameworks like Express.js let you play with servers *and* JS. Best of both worlds!
Glitch.com is super fun for experimenting with tiny backend projects.