Wow, thanks for all the insights! Didn’t expect so many perspectives lol.
Leaning toward JS first after reading these—the instant feedback thing makes sense. Already messed around with freeCodeCamp’s JS exercises and it’s kinda fun?
But now I’m curious about Node.js... anyone got a *super* beginner-friendly project idea to try after basics?
(Also, shoutout to the backend wizards—y’all make me wanna dive into databases soon 😅)
Leaning toward JS first after reading these—the instant feedback thing makes sense. Already messed around with freeCodeCamp’s JS exercises and it’s kinda fun?
But now I’m curious about Node.js... anyone got a *super* beginner-friendly project idea to try after basics?
(Also, shoutout to the backend wizards—y’all make me wanna dive into databases soon 😅)
