Master Next.js 14 Full-Stack Complete Guide

Master Next.js 14 – Full-Stack Complete Guide, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.56, with 209 lectures, based on 152 reviews, and has 1543 subscribers.

You will learn about Build fullstack React apps with Next & App Router Master React Server Components, Client Components, and Server Actions Implement advanced data fetching, caching, and state management Learn through hands-on projects and real-world examples Implement server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) Create responsive UIs with Tailwind CSS and custom components Optimize performance, SEO, and implement dark/light mode Integrate Supabase for powerful backend functionality Handle user authentication, authorization, and file management Deploy production-ready applications on Vercel Master form handling and data validation with Zod Implement error handling and custom error pages Learn image optimization and font management techniques Utilize Markdown and MDX for flexible content management This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking for a tech job using current tech like Next or Anyone with basic Web skills wanting to build complete websites or web applications It is particularly useful for Anyone looking for a tech job using current tech like Next or Anyone with basic Web skills wanting to build complete websites or web applications.

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Summary

Title: Master Next.js 14 – Full-Stack Complete Guide

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.56

Number of Lectures: 209

Number of Published Lectures: 207

Number of Curriculum Items: 209

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 207

Original Price: $124.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build fullstack React apps with Next & App Router

Master React Server Components, Client Components, and Server Actions

Implement advanced data fetching, caching, and state management

Learn through hands-on projects and real-world examples

Implement server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG)

Create responsive UIs with Tailwind CSS and custom components

Optimize performance, SEO, and implement dark/light mode

Integrate Supabase for powerful backend functionality

Handle user authentication, authorization, and file management

Deploy production-ready applications on Vercel

Master form handling and data validation with Zod

Implement error handling and custom error pages

Learn image optimization and font management techniques

Utilize Markdown and MDX for flexible content management

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking for a tech job using current tech like Next

Anyone with basic Web skills wanting to build complete websites or web applications

Target Audiences

Anyone looking for a tech job using current tech like Next

Anyone with basic Web skills wanting to build complete websites or web applications

Hey there! I’ve put together this Next.js 14 course for folks starting from scratch. Whether you’re aiming for a job or want to build your own apps, this course has you covered. Don’t worry if you’re new to JavaScript or React – I’ll point you to some good resources to get started.

What We’ll Build:

A portfolio and blog site

A personal finance app

What You’ll Learn: We’ll cover Next.js, a full-stack React framework. You’ll get hands-on with UI design, data management, user authentication, and styling with Tailwind CSS. We’ll also deploy our projects on Vercel.

After the Course: You’ll have a solid foundation in full-stack development. These are skills that usually take a while to learn, but you’ll get a good grasp of how to build and deploy complete web applications.

Course Structure:

Learn at your own pace – each section is about 2 hours long

Code along with the videos or skip ahead if you’re familiar with some parts

Beginner-friendly with extra resources for JavaScript, React, and SQL basics

I’ll explain the ‘why’ behind what we’re doing and link to relevant docs

What Makes This Course Different:

Up-to-date content using current best practices

Step-by-step approach, not just diving in without explanation

We’ll actually finish and deploy our projects

How It Works:

Go at your own speed – 30 minutes a day or longer sessions, whatever works for you

Build practical projects you can use and talk about in interviews

Source code for each step, detailed videos, and a Discord chat for help when you need it

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started: Begin Here!

Lecture 1: Why React is Not Enough for Full-Stack Web Development?

Lecture 2: How is Next.js Full-Stack and How Does it Fill the Gaps

Lecture 3: Hear Me Out: Server Actions are Great

Chapter 2: Getting Started: Creating a Next.js Project and Overview

Lecture 1: Creating a Next.js Project

Lecture 2: Next.js Project Structure

Chapter 3: React 101 (Watch if You Are New to React!)

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: React 101

Lecture 2: What is React?

Lecture 3: Understanding JSX Syntax

Lecture 4: Components as the Basic UI Building Blocks

Lecture 5: Component Props (Passing Data to Components)

Lecture 6: Responding to Events

Lecture 7: Keeping Component State using Hooks (useState)

Lecture 8: Conditional Rendering

Lecture 9: Rendering List of Elements

Lecture 10: Importing and Exporting Components

Chapter 4: Next.js 101: Routing, Pages & Layouts

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Routing, Pages & Layouts

Lecture 2: File-system Routing & Creating Pages

Lecture 3: Layouts (UI Shared Between Pages)

Lecture 4: Links and Navigation

Lecture 5: Understand Prefetching and Caching

Lecture 6: Dynamic Routes with Parameters

Chapter 5: Next.js 101: Data Fetching (and Caching!)

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Data Fetching (and Caching!)

Lecture 2: How Data Fetching Works in Next.js (Explanation and Recommendations)

Lecture 3: Running a Mock JSON Server

Lecture 4: Actually Fetching Data with fetch inside a Server Component

Lecture 5: Understanding Data Cache and Request Memoization

Lecture 6: Fetch Cache in Practice

Chapter 6: Next.js 101: Dealing with Slow Data Sources (Suspense, Loading UI & Streaming)

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Dealing with Slow Data Sources

Lecture 2: How a Slow Data Source Can Block Your Whole Page!

Lecture 3: Loading UI and Streaming

Lecture 4: Loading UI and React Suspense

Lecture 5: When to Use React Suspense? When Loading UI? Differences?

Lecture 6: About Streaming and SSR

Chapter 7: Next.js 101: Styling With Tailwind and CSS Modules

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Styling With Tailwind and CSS Modules

Lecture 2: Styling Options in Next.js

Lecture 3: Getting Started with Tailwind CSS

Lecture 4: Flex Container & Responsive Design

Lecture 5: Adding a CSS Module and Using Tailwind Inside

Lecture 6: Positioning Elements with Flex

Lecture 7: Using Grid and Making Customizable Components

Chapter 8: Next.js 101: Error Management in Next

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Error Management in Next

Lecture 2: Error Handling on Pages

Lecture 3: Error Boundaries

Lecture 4: Error Hierarchy – Where Does the Error Get Catched?

Lecture 5: Nested Layouts

Lecture 6: Error Handling in Layouts and in the Root Layout

Lecture 7: Recovering from the Errors

Lecture 8: Custom Not Found (404) Page

Chapter 9: Next.js 101: Images and Image Optimizations

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Images and Image Optimizations

Lecture 2: Problems with Images

Lecture 3: Core Web Vitals, LCP, CLS and Optimizing Images

Lecture 4: Adding Image Gallery (Not Optimized Yet!)

Lecture 5: Using the Next <Image> Component for Automatic Optimization

Lecture 6: Responsive Image Size

Lecture 7: Placeholders & Image Quality

Lecture 8: Measuring the Page with Lighthouse

Chapter 10: Next.js 101: Fonts, Dynamic OpenGraph Images, Assets & Metadata (SEO)

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Fonts, OpenGraph, Scrips, Metadata

Lecture 2: Optimizing Fonts with Next.js (Google and Local Fonts!)

Lecture 3: Optimizing Scripts (Connecting with External Services like Analytics, Chatbots)

Lecture 4: Introduction to Metadata

Lecture 5: An Overview of Metadata Attributes

Lecture 6: Static Metadata

Lecture 7: Dynamic Metadata

Lecture 8: Dynamic (OpenGraph) Image Generation

Chapter 11: Blog Project: Markdown and MDX

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Markdown and MDX

Lecture 2: Setting Up Markdown and MDX and First MDX Page!

Lecture 3: Styling MDX – Tailwind Typography

Lecture 4: MDX Remote (Rendering any Markdown)

Lecture 5: Loading MDX From Files (Blog Posts)

Chapter 12: Blog Project: Metadata, Frontmatter, Post List

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Blog Project: Metadata, Frontmatter, Post List

Lecture 2: Metadata #1 – Whats Frontmatter and Refactor Time #1

Lecture 3: Metadata #2 – Extracting Frontmatter and Content, Refactor Time #2

Lecture 4: Blog Post List – Fetching Metadata of All Files

Lecture 5: Blog Post List – Links

Chapter 13: Blog Project: Caching, Filtering, Sorting, Pagination

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Caching, Filtering, Sorting, Pagination

Lecture 2: Performance Improvements and Refactoring – Using cache for Memoization

Lecture 3: Tags and Filtering Using Search Query Params

Lecture 4: Sorting Posts – Using Query Params for State #1

Lecture 5: Change Sort Order – Using Query Params for State #2

Lecture 6: Adding Pagination – Using Query Params for State #3

Lecture 7: Pagination Component – Pages #1

Lecture 8: Pagination Component – Links #2

Chapter 14: Blog Project: Custom HTML, Tags, Dark Mode, Cookies

Lecture 1: Section Introduction: Custom HTML, Tags, Dark Mode, Cookies

Lecture 2: Customizing HTML Generated from Markdown

Lecture 3: Tags on Blog Post

Lecture 4: Dark Mode Toggling – Component #1

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