How is that there are so many JavaScript frameworks and fkn no actual way to learn. Tried vue js, this fucker doesn't work half the time, I'm under a no sleep mod tablet, thought it'd help me but I am just raging right now.

You need to learn how to Google then 🤣 there are too many sources, what sources of tutorials do you want? YouTube, blogs or just API documentation?

Google!

Usually, though, the issue is that trying to learn a framework with out a solid foundation on js WILL be a pain.

If you don't know how to make a copy of an object instead of linking two objects (Object.assign), you are gonna have a hard time, not because you'll use that all over the place on a framework but because you don't really know what is js doing.
I'm not trying to discourage you, I've been there. For me now picking up a framework is a matter of hours.

Polish your js skill and try to understand why you'd need a whole new array with index n missing instead of just deleting one item in place...

On another note, Vue is fantastic and very easy to learn. It's documentation is on my to 3 favorites ever. If you just follow writing code to try it yourself you should be proficient in a couple of days. Laracast has also a great video tutorial for Vue.

@vivekptnk

Decide on what you would like to build, then choose a framework of your liking. There are several tutorials that are available online to help jumpstart the process. Also, posting your questions on StackOverflow—when you cannot resolve an issue and have searched online for an answer—will help with circumventing bottleneck issues. @benj is correct in that learning native JavaScript basics prior to jumping into a framework is ideal, and will help a great deal.

try the fundamental js course first

Thank you everyone for weighing in. I was just frustrated back there I guess, had a good nap and was back on it. I'll try use your advice in learning more about vue thanks a lot.

How dare you speak of our Lord and Savior Vue in that way? Begone wench!

Basically, if you have a problem with vue docs and api, God help you with any other js framework