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Okay if you want any chance of this happening, ignore Udemy and follow The Odin Project thoroughly. I know you know some html/css/js but go back over that stuff through the course again and keep going until you have at least finished the React stage. If you're doing it like a full time job it should be easily completable within 4 months and will give you a ton of projects to put on your portfolio. Not just that but you should feel a lot more confident about everything and will be job ready by the end. It's how I got my first job. Once you've finished the react stage you can carry on with the node.js stuff to learn backend and get even more projects. That is also potentially possible within the 4 months. However, you really need to make sure you're following it properly and aren't trying to rush through because otherwise you won't get the thorough understanding to make you fully confident with it.
Are you aware of https://roadmap.sh?
In short, we migrated to ViewComponentViewComponent, opting for good ole Rails views, which allowed us to simplify the stack while retaining the benefits of the presenter pattern.