Could you elaborate a little why to skip JS frameworks?

Hi Erick! Although many people here might slaughter me for bringing up PHP again, I personally think it's a great way to start for someone new into WebDev. Why? Learning something new always a huge challenge and we all know what keeps us going is sense of achievement. Whatever you learn in PHP is not something that will by any means screw up your understanding of future languages and frameworks, unless you get addicted to it and never have a look into other stuff ;-). The main point what I'm trying to say is: with PHP you don't have to worry about any overhead, overly-complicated command line installation processes with dependecies etc. You can basically download a XAMPP or whatever, hit start and get going. You can learn soon enough about MVC frameworks but your project can be very well done in plain ol' HTML/CSS/JS/PHP5. Add some AJAX to that and it can be even fancy and perform well. To me, bugging myself with command line stuff for days and days before seeing any result was really setting me back in the beginning, especially because I started learning this stuff as a hobby in my free time. Yes - PHP has a very bad reputation among modern and fancy coders. But the ease of use to me is a very huge advantage over any other server-side langauge, especially for learning purposes and for beginners!