Does a comprehensive fullstack course based on NextJS exists?
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Bighead carp posted this in #help-forum
Bighead carpOP
All the Next.js courses out are 90% frontend based (routing and else) and everything backend (database interaction, API routes, auth...) is mentioned in a passing way. Either they only show you the absolute basics or they assume previous knowledge and show how is it handled differently here.
I'm looking for a fullstack resource that starts from zero and goes using, all based on the NextJS ecosystem. Basically what Kent Dodds is doing with Remix with EpicWeb, but for NextJS.
Any ideas?
I'm looking for a fullstack resource that starts from zero and goes using, all based on the NextJS ecosystem. Basically what Kent Dodds is doing with Remix with EpicWeb, but for NextJS.
Any ideas?
Answered by Eric Burel
@Bighead carp we are realeasing a wave of courses at Newline in the weeks to come, I've crafted one about RSCs, static rendering and server actions, so basically using Next.js App Router features to their max capacity
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You can follow the path from next: https://nextjs.org/learn
They show to basically work with everything, but also show the backend stuff like fetching and auth. I think you already know some stuff, so you can jump right in where you are 🙂
They show to basically work with everything, but also show the backend stuff like fetching and auth. I think you already know some stuff, so you can jump right in where you are 🙂
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Bighead carpOP
Thanks for this. But I'd appreciate if more people want to chime in with other resources.
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Bighead carpOP
thanks Ray
@Bighead carp we are realeasing a wave of courses at Newline in the weeks to come, I've crafted one about RSCs, static rendering and server actions, so basically using Next.js App Router features to their max capacity
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It's not toally fullstack in the sense setting up auth etc. though, it's more focused on the "backend for frontend" aspects of Next.js, eg how to efficiently get data, and update them, and plug all that to the interactive experience of the frontend
Another dev (Malith) is crafting a course about Next + Supabase
might fit your need
Bighead carpOP
sounds cool @Eric Burel , I'll definitely be on the lookout
Anyway Next.js Learn tutorial new version is the grail as mentioned earlier
@Bighead carp
like I mentions, the next learn path is a good thing:
Also thanks to Ray like he mentions you can watch fullstack youtube tutorials:
And thanks to Eric you can use courses at newline:
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like I mentions, the next learn path is a good thing:
They show to basically work with everything, but also show the backend stuff like fetching and auth.
Also thanks to Ray like he mentions you can watch fullstack youtube tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06g6YJ6JCJU&t=33890s
And thanks to Eric you can use courses at newline:
we are realeasing a wave of courses at Newline in the weeks to come, I've crafted one about RSCs, static rendering and server actions, so basically using Next.js App Router features to their max capacity
If that helped you, please mark this message as solution for your post
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What is the website for this newline you're referring to?
Also, check out https://frontendmasters.com/courses/fullstack-app-next-v3/