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If you already have basic knowledge the next step is to learn a web application framework such as Angular or React. React is the most widely used right now by clients but angular is also very strong.
Is it hard? Of course but all it takes is practice and more practice. There’s a lot of amazing udemy courses on the subjects and people walking through how to build basic applications in these frameworks. Watch them, read docs, come up with your own application it can be anything nothing special and you’ll become knowledgeable in no time!
I'd start with create react app:
https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app
This is a couple yrs old but I still find it relevant:
“How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016” https://link.medium.com/hPLiraV5dU
You can technically just take a Udemy class, and tutorial your way into an app / with something like react or dart. But it’s kind of like being told a recipe, without knowing the why. And maybe that works for you! But personally, it’s difficult for me.
If you do learn, I would recommend to deferring to the why behind a given step in a tutorial. Learning the paradigms are the difficult part. The protocol is easy.
I started to learn to code this past August. I’m hoping to have my first app done in about a month.