My team for the uni project is quite big (8 people) and we need to create a progressive web app. The problem is I am the only one who know some JavaScript and I am not even good at it. Does somebody have tips how to learn web dev quickly?

Keep it all above-board, no module overrides, no obscure libraries. Use React or Vue... explain the data pattern very clearly... that is foundation that new developers REALLY need to know well.. or they will end up reinventing that wheel within the framework. Make sure the backend people provide useful documentation for the frontend people and don't mix them together.

I'm no WebDev, but I've tried to be every couple of years. So far Vue is the absolute easiest way to create a website. It takes the HTML/CSS/JS model and transforms it into making building blocks that fit together. Plus Vue has minimal JS so I really like it there. I spend more time in the HTML or CSS. It's the fastest and cleanest WebDev experience I've had. (and once again, I hate Web Development.)

If starting out and want a quick boilerplate up and running.. whip up vue-cli and / or use the `vue ui` to create a pwa. Good for a starting point.

Try to check this ... https://devrant.com/rants/2035350/...