Looking for an up-to-date Next 13.4/13.5 tutorial
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Brown bearOP
IMPORTANT: I am really interested in specific course recommendations, not generic advice, or clever teenage-ish replies. Unfortunately, I have to resort to reporting and blocking non-specific replies because of the abuse of some individuals.
People have suggested to read docs but I disagree. Docs are too branchy and offer a lot of ways to solve something. I want to see at last 1 comprehensive A to Z real project tutorial of Next. I have tried Josh tried coding's Reddit clone, but I get stuck at installing the shadcn component because apparently the codebase is too old and incompatible at this point. Before abandoning Next 13.4/13.5 and going back to Laravel, is there any tutorial you could recommend that is up-to-date and the person is really good at explaining things and there are no cuts and things that are done outside of recording? Is there something like that? I would like to stay with Next and try it one last time. Thank for every answer in advance.
People have suggested to read docs but I disagree. Docs are too branchy and offer a lot of ways to solve something. I want to see at last 1 comprehensive A to Z real project tutorial of Next. I have tried Josh tried coding's Reddit clone, but I get stuck at installing the shadcn component because apparently the codebase is too old and incompatible at this point. Before abandoning Next 13.4/13.5 and going back to Laravel, is there any tutorial you could recommend that is up-to-date and the person is really good at explaining things and there are no cuts and things that are done outside of recording? Is there something like that? I would like to stay with Next and try it one last time. Thank for every answer in advance.
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nextjs tutorial search on yt <- this trick would work
Satin Angora
Finding a video thats almost 100% up to date is nearly impossible. The Reddit Clone video from josh should still work, not that much has changed at shadcn. Just setup shadcn like it stated in the current documentation, the components itself should still work the same like it was shown in the video.
aside from Josh, you could also check out CodeWithAntonio:
https://www.youtube.com/@codewithantonio/videos
Didnt watch all, but the videos that i watched were easy to follow along and very well explained.
aside from Josh, you could also check out CodeWithAntonio:
https://www.youtube.com/@codewithantonio/videos
Didnt watch all, but the videos that i watched were easy to follow along and very well explained.
Giant panda
not generic advice, or clever teenage-ish replies. Unfortunately, I have to resort to reporting and blocking non-specific replies because of the abuse of some individuals.You should really tone down your sense of entitlement and consider that people who are experienced may know a thing or two when it comes to suggesting how to approach learning something.