I remember building a first person shooting game with HTML5 and Vanilla JavaScript.

I was like so I could build games with this?

Most times or better still sometimes it doesn't matter the programming language you learnt, it's all about how you can think and reason deeply!

All programming languages are based on the same logic, read and output!
You see that once you learn a language, learning another language won't be difficult.

By the way, there are some stuffs you can't build with some languages. This is to balance it.

By the way, let's hear your thoughts.

Simplicity is key. Learn what you are confortable with, not anything you see in vogue.

Like me I hate React and some new generation javascript frameworks like mad, I prefer vanilla javascript.

Its a project that forced me to adopt a js framework and I choose mithril.js cuz I got confortable with it, no stupid npm installs, u plug the cdn and play.

In programming I always first seek the easiest & quickiest, less complicated route that am comfortable with in solving problems. Afterall,David killed Goliath with just a stone and a sling Samson killed a thousand philistines with just the jaw bone of an ass

chim14:
Simplicity is key. Learn what you are confortable with, not anything you see in vogue.

Like me I hate React and some new generation javascript frameworks like mad, I prefer vanilla javascript.

Its a project that forced me to adopt a js framework and I choose mithril.js cuz I got confortable with it, no stupid npm installs, u plug the cdn and play.

In programming I always first seek the easiest & quickiest, less complicated route that am comfortable with in solving problems. Afterall,David killed Goliath with just a stone and a sling Samson killed a thousand philistines with just the jaw bone of an ass

You nailed it!