i have some knowledge in Next.js but when i watched a tutorial about creating your first project. And you know when the thing it self asks for using TypeScript, Tailwind etc..
in the end it asked me for Turbopack but in the Tutorial it didnt

i see some differences. Idk why

This is what i did

I can't quite follow you right now. Can you clarify your issue?

in the beginning it asks you for Would you like to use ...

i followed the tutorial

from youtube

and in the picture as you can see it asked me for Turbopack

while in the youtube tutorial. That didnt show up

ah ok. Turbopack is like webpack but as another compiler. So you can use it or don't use it. It's up to you. It's stable in dev mode, but not in production. Try it first without and if you need faster compiles, then use it. You can change this later as well

You don’t need to learn nothink about Turbopack, just accept using it it will speed up your development process. Typescript, well I think it is a must these days, if you want to make your life easier

Hey guys what are some simple projects i can do in Next.js?

@B33fb0n3 Hello

Hey so where do you see the future of Next.js, will AI surpass it or not?

lets discuss this directly in #discussions so others can join too and you get more opinions 🙂

I cant chat there

you can ask for permission in #discord-feedback (say that you want to have access and which topic you want to discuss)

@B33fb0n3 Hey B33

When you create a project in next js. the program it self asks questions with answers yes/no

which ones should i execute since im a beginner

the reason why im asking is because ive seen some youtube tutorials, some execute (with "yes") different stuff

if im not mistaken arent those packages or nodes? (meaning the questions)

you should decide which one you want. For example for the question:

Would you like to use TypeScript? No / Yes

So, would you like to use it? And then just answer it if you want to or not.

If you need further help, make sure to open a thread so other can help as well 👍

I know but i remember you told me to not use Typescript + because my professor told us to not use it

if you don't have that much experience with nextjs, react, jsx, html, css and js, you shouldn't start typescript

I mean, i know next js abit because of React

Since i said in the beginning of this chat im a beginner

But alr ill be doing my stuff

Do you know javascript?

Yeah but in not a master

At t

It

but like how much would you say you know? enough to make anything?

i would say it's good to already learn some about typescript

Quite "alot" maybe

But tbh the more i use next.js the more i get used to it

I’m also wondering about resources for learning. I’ve done the tutorial in the next website but I’d like to learn from additional resources to help solidify some concepts. A lot of the resources and tutorials I’m finding include multiple other topics I’m less familiar with and so I’m having trouble finding info focused on nextjs without complicating it with things like stripe, clerk, or random other things mixed in. Oh, and ideally I would like resources that use Postgres or SQL and NOT mongo db as Id rather not have to learn mongo at the same time. Thanks. Hope this makes sense lol

I would say to come up with an idea and try to do it, at least that's what I've been doing

but if you want a tutorial to follow, then I think on youtube there must be some that doesn't use much things

Maybe try this more barebones way: install @vercel/postgres then in your server actions or dynamic pages you can use:

// no-config
import { sql } from '@vercel/postgres';

const id = 100;

// A one-shot query
const { rows } = await sql`SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ${userId};`;

// Multiple queries on the same connection (improves performance)
// warning: Do not share clients across requests and be sure to release them!
const client = await sql.connect();
const { rows } = await client.sql`SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ${userId};`;
await client.sql`UPDATE users SET status = 'satisfied' WHERE id = ${userId};`;
client.release();