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Most learners can become job-ready in 4 to 8 months with consistent practice and project building.
Most learners can become job-ready in 4 to 8 months with consistent practice and project building.
You can start, but learning JavaScript first will make React much easier to understand.
Learn React first. Next.js is built on top of React and becomes much easier once you understand React fundamentals.
For many frontend jobs, basic DSA knowledge is sufficient, but product companies often expect stronger problem-solving skills.
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