Since every single job opportunity for the unexperienced developer is either related to Node or Java, and I have done a few Node projects before, I decided to invest my next few weeks into learning Node, JavaScript is not my favorite language, but the ecosystem is huge and there's enough tooling available to make using it an ok experience, for example, I could use TypeScript for a typing system, Rambda for a standard library, and Babel for TCO.

Because I'm mainly learning this for job opportunities, I decided to start with a more professional goal, instead of just reading a book and doing a test project, my goal will be to work towards this certification from the OpenJS Foundation.

That's all, I'll be following this nice resource compilation, more documents coming soon, probably one for each topic I get my hands on, I don't think I'll try to get certified right after finishing this tho, 300 USD monkaS is quite expensive and I rather study a little bit more instead of risking throwing this much money await, also because I never really write in english outside of chat rooms and tweets, I'm really looking forward to this! :)