Same. Let me know if you find a cure...

Hi Tomasz and thank you for your time and your expertise! I'll jump right into it: my objective is to become a full stack developer and get a remote job as soon as possible. 1) I started the 2020 web developer bootcamp on Udemy but switched to, 2) The Responsive web design certification of FreeCodeCamp with HTML and CSS. 3) I am now learning JS on FCC but find that the exercises are not that good and that JS is much more complex than HTML and CSS but I will persevere. 4) I'm still learning but I would like to clear the way forward and make sure I am not doing all this for nothing: I'd like to get in touch with experienced people in order to help on 'real-world' projects and build up my portfolio. In that sense, it would be amazing to have your opinion on the following: a) The most efficient way to learn JS. b) How to be part of a community and make friends. c) How to start working on real projects that I'll include in my portfolio. Eager to read you, Best, W.