If you want to be a fullstack developer choose 2 languages 1 for be 1 for the frontend (or js/ts for both), my choices were C# and Typescript, I learned Vue, but back than when I looked for jobs a quickly had to adapt to React. With C# it is much easier, MVC web api or Graphql grpc... lot of tututorials. After that I was forced to do full-stack TS, I doesnt regret it, but I miss c#. Anyway, after you "speak the languages" choose a framework, choose by yourself, what you like... if you know one it is easier to adapt to another one. I started from Vue and it was easy to adapt React, same with my backend knowledge. I think one framework is enough, but be careful and look for the trends, stay informed. And there is much more a full-stack developer do.
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If you want to be a fullstack developer choose 2 languages 1 for be 1 for the frontend (or js/ts for both), my choices were C# and Typescript, I learned Vue, but back than when I looked for jobs a quickly had to adapt to React. With C# it is much easier, MVC web api or Graphql grpc... lot of tututorials. After that I was forced to do full-stack TS, I doesnt regret it, but I miss c#. Anyway, after you "speak the languages" choose a framework, choose by yourself, what you like... if you know one it is easier to adapt to another one. I started from Vue and it was easy to adapt React, same with my backend knowledge. I think one framework is enough, but be careful and look for the trends, stay informed. And there is much more a full-stack developer do.