Hey, so I have a few answers to your few questions (as well as a few comments).
1. Stick with HTML/JS! (and stick some CSS in there as well) It can be really hard to get good at something but keep at it
2. It is not hard to create an image gen script (I created one in a weekend with a friend) and there are tons in different languages. That being said, I will not share my gen, and most people who have created their own probably won't either. If you make money off of it (or don't, like most of us), you have to put in some work first. The only thing that I can point you towards is find a FRHD library for the language you are working in (since you know JS, someone I know made
frhd.js, check it out), and learn image manipulation. It is pretty simple once you understand basic image manipulation and how to use the FRHD encoding. As for how hard it would be to make a service, it would be fairly complicated. At your skill level you would probably need to use something like wix to create your website and allow it to accept payments. If you just put the JS on the website, people can rip it without paying, so it would need to be on the server. To accept payments you would also need a PayPal account or something similar. All in all, I think that the cost is greater than the interest would be for such a website, but if you really want to, knock yourself out.
3. Just google-translating doesn't work that well. I have helped out a few projects translate to Spanish, and Google Translate gets you 60% there but it is not perfect.
4. Don't worry about not knowing rust! Unless you have a very specific reason for wanting to learn Rust (For example: I want to write a super performant FRHD library without using JavaScript or C), don't worry about it! That goes for all other languages. If you want to for fun, than go ahead, but don't feel pressured to use a different programming language just because someone else uses it or says that it is better. Almost every language has its own niche. I wouldn't use Rust to write a web app, and I wouldn't use JS to write my FRHD library (because I am not writing it for the web).
Happy programming! Keep up with it and
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