What language should I learn to get away from JS?

Hard to say and many will say it depends on what you need.
In my opinion you should learn java and really get that OOP into your brain.

Edit: C# is an option and it's close to Java but I think you learn more by learning java because c# makes stuff really too easy sometimes.

Well I'm learning c# now and it's surprisingly fun if that helps?

@bubble You are right 👌

It depends a lot on what you want: if you want career opportunities, I'd probably learn Java, Python, or C#. If you want to become a better programmer, maybe Scheme or Prolog or something from the ML family. If you want to build things that run really fast, or get into WebAssembly, then Rust, C, or C++. I've also heard good things about Kotlin and Swift.

learn java, then kotlin. you can thank me later

@SAM41 Too easy!? 😂 What I found difficult is to find ressources for bolth languages: for Java most of the courses I've seen are from a least 3 years ago and in C# I don't find anything at all... And I hate the Microsoft Documentation...

@BigMacca101 Do you learn it from a Website? As I said in an other comment I found difficult to find resources about it and the .Net is'nt clear enough when you are a beginner...

@MrMargouillat no trial and error teaching myself as well as going through open source C# built programs just seeing what I can learn from that.

@BigMacca101 Ohh cool! I wanted to try this method but because I m programming during my free time , I can't put myself 100% into it so a course is much better.

Java. Just do it. C# is Microsoft. Microsoft = baaaad.

@Letmecode Hahahaha
No I love JS, I had a great experience with it especially on server side but I d like to learn something else ideally for server and cross platform mobile development. ( I loved using Ionic V1 but I was kind of frustrated. And I don't feel myself learning an other cross platform framework on JS)

@Gatgeagent I had a Windows Phone for 2 years ( switched last week ) ... And I loved it... 😂 i had some hope 2 years ago when there was the project for compatibility with Android... But switched back to Android ... 😂

@Jop- It looked awesome but also... Very... Dead... Do you use it?

@bowl I love JS, I had a great experience with it especially on server side but I d like to learn something else ideally for server and cross platform mobile development. I was kind of frustrated also about the lack of resources for ML in JS.( Even though JS has an amazing community!)

@Jop- Ohh great! and have you tried Flutter?! I didn't get how it worked xD Is it native compiled?

@Jop- Ok thanks for helping me 😁
I couldn't find any quite new Infos About it.

I hear that JavaScript is pretty cool 😈