I would say going down the route of Full-Stack is more future proof and beneficial in the long run. Learning one framework is simply not enough because when you are looking for work you will be going up against other developers who might know more than one. So you have to add more skills to make yourself stand out. So long as you have the core understanding of how the language works then you can learn any framework.
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I would say going down the route of Full-Stack is more future proof and beneficial in the long run. Learning one framework is simply not enough because when you are looking for work you will be going up against other developers who might know more than one. So you have to add more skills to make yourself stand out. So long as you have the core understanding of how the language works then you can learn any framework.