The article's main point is that learning C first makes it easier to learn the language a programmer will actually use, be it Javascript or something else.
In my experience, the best course of action is to learn whatever you need first.
For those considering programming as a hobby/occupation, being told to learn a relatively complex and unpractical language would raise the bar of entry.
In my experience, the best course of action is to learn whatever you need first.
For those considering programming as a hobby/occupation, being told to learn a relatively complex and unpractical language would raise the bar of entry.