please i need advise
i have fallen in love with JavaScript since i was in secondary school now in year one
.
so i take clue to it from vanilla js to it framework
so is it better i stay diligent to it or become flexible with other language.
actually i learn theoretically no laptop yet from my secondary school days to now

You need to define what you want to achieve with the knowledge of Javascript you want to acquire.

That should direct you on what path to take.

emilfischer:
You need to define what you want to achieve with the knowledge of JavaScript you want to acquire.

That should direct you on what path to take.

am into web dev and mobile dev

godepower:
please i need advise
i have fallen in love with JavaScript since i was in secondary school now in year one
.
so i take clue to it from vanilla js to it framework
so is it better i stay diligent to it or become flexible with other language.
actually i learn theoretically no laptop yet from my secondary school days to now

Same with me, I love js
I'm sticking with js and I'll learn react later

godepower:
am into web dev and mobile dev

At the same time?

As a newbie, I think you should stick to one first till you can start making money from it or better still look at the one you like the most and stick to it.

You would achieve much more that way than spreading yourself too thin.

godepower:
please i need advise
i have fallen in love with JavaScript since i was in secondary school now in year one
.
so i take clue to it from vanilla js to it framework
so is it better i stay diligent to it or become flexible with other language.
actually i learn theoretically no laptop yet from my secondary school days to now

You cannot learn javascript theoretically. You need to buy a laptop and get your hands dirty. You cannot read Javascript like a novel. You can only learn by coding. Most things you read then may be absolute. Infact there now exist a new ways of writing Javascript called typescript.