First thing is, don't believe people claiming that knowing a framework (any framework) is a substitute for knowing language. It's not. If you know JavaScript (or TypeScript) well, making a jump between React and Vue will be only a couple of days of training. You will only have to adapt to "how React handles it" or "how Vue handles it", or "how X handles it".
That being said, for a junior role, I would get proficient with just one framework. Try and see, which fits you best, make some projects in it, create a GitHub and start applying :) But be sure that interviewers will check your JS knowledge prior to checking how well you know the framework.
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First thing is, don't believe people claiming that knowing a framework (any framework) is a substitute for knowing language. It's not. If you know JavaScript (or TypeScript) well, making a jump between React and Vue will be only a couple of days of training. You will only have to adapt to "how React handles it" or "how Vue handles it", or "how X handles it".
That being said, for a junior role, I would get proficient with just one framework. Try and see, which fits you best, make some projects in it, create a GitHub and start applying :) But be sure that interviewers will check your JS knowledge prior to checking how well you know the framework.