Next JS: The Complete Developer's Guide

Next JS: The Complete Developer's Guide, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.68, with 215 lectures, based on 1882 reviews, and has 15474 subscribers.

You will learn about Make incredibly performant web apps using Next JS Understand the differences between running Next JS in development and production environments Utilize four different caching systems to speed up request response times Use the latest React tech with Server Components to build streaming interfaces Implement robust and secure user authentication with the Next Auth library Automatically update and refresh data with the use of Server Actions with Revalidation Optimize image fetching and loading through the use of Next's Image component Add robust form validation and handling by implementing React's new useFormState hook This course is ideal for individuals who are Any engineer looking to build high-performance web apps with Next JS It is particularly useful for Any engineer looking to build high-performance web apps with Next JS.

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Summary

Title: Next JS: The Complete Developer's Guide

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 215

Number of Published Lectures: 194

Number of Curriculum Items: 215

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 194

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make incredibly performant web apps using Next JS
Understand the differences between running Next JS in development and production environments
Utilize four different caching systems to speed up request response times
Use the latest React tech with Server Components to build streaming interfaces
Implement robust and secure user authentication with the Next Auth library
Automatically update and refresh data with the use of Server Actions with Revalidation
Optimize image fetching and loading through the use of Next's Image component
Add robust form validation and handling by implementing React's new useFormState hook

Who Should Attend

Any engineer looking to build high-performance web apps with Next JS

Target Audiences

Any engineer looking to build high-performance web apps with Next JS

Congratulations! You’re on the brink of entering the fast-evolving world of NextJS, designed to empower developers with the tools to create high-performance, feature-rich web applications that stand out in the modern digital landscape.

NextJS is the key to unlocking the full potential of server-rendered React applications, combining the best of web development into one powerful, developer-friendly framework. This comprehensive course takes you on a deep dive into advanced NextJS features that can set you apart in the job market, equipping you to tackle real-world projects with confidence. By exploring the intricacies of authentication with the Next-Auth library, the innovative approach to data mutations using server actions, and the foundational concepts of server and client components, you’ll be well on your way to mastering modern web development.

With the tech industry looking for skilled professionals, mastering Next puts you at the forefront of opportunity, with a skill set that’s in high demand. Whether you’re eyeing a new career as a software engineer or aiming to enhance your existing projects, there’s never been a better time to delve into Next.

What will you achieve?

Through an extensive collection of video lectures complemented by detailed diagrams and real-world examples, this course ensures a thorough understanding of Next’s capabilities, no pre-existing knowledge of the framework necessary. I’ve crafted a learning experience that’s both rigorous and encouraging, with layers of knowledge built one at a time and ample dialogue to contextualize each feature of Next.

I proudly offer the most detailed journey through Next available online. No stone is left unturned in this resource-packed adventure.

Prepare to conquer a diverse array of topics, including:

Implementing user authentication flows with next-auth, for secure and scalable user management
Effectively structuring server actions to handle data mutations
Dissecting the theory of server vs client components, and knowing how to leverage each for maximum efficiency
Mastering data validation techniques to ensure the reliability and integrity of user input
Navigating Next’s sophisticated caching systems to deliver lightning-fast content performance
Recognizing the critical differences between development and production environments and preparing your applications for successful deployment
Tailoring Server-Side Rendering (SSR) and Static Site Generation (SSG) to your application’s needs
Utilizing Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) for the best of SSR and SSG
Enriching user interfaces with TailwindCSS support for styling components
Optimizing images on-the-fly with Next’s Image component for better performance and user experience
Deploying your Next applications with Vercel and other hosting platforms with ease
Leveraging TypeScript with Next for robust, type-safe applications

With each new topic, you’ll gain knowledge, proficiency, and the assurance to apply what you’ve learned to practical scenarios.

Embrace the opportunity to define the future of web development with your newly acquired NextJS expertise. Join the ranks of developers who not only follow best practices but also contribute to them. Sign up now and transform your understanding and execution of modern web development with Next.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Get Started Here!

Lecture 1: How to Learn NextJS Quickly

Lecture 2: Project Overview

Lecture 3: File-Based Routing

Lecture 4: Adding Additional Routes

Lecture 5: Linking Between Pages

Lecture 6: Common UI in Next JS with Layouts

Lecture 7: Project Structure Strategy

Lecture 8: Absolute Path Import Shortcut

Lecture 9: Image Files + Import Update

Lecture 10: Adding Images in Next JS

Lecture 11: More on the Image Component

Lecture 12: Adding a Reusable Presentation Component

Lecture 13: Adding Some Styling

Lecture 14: Production Deployment with Vercel

Lecture 15: Join Our Community!

Lecture 16: Course Diagrams

Chapter 2: Changing Data with Mutations

Lecture 1: App Overview

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: Adding a Create Page

Lecture 4: Creating a Prisma Client within Next.js

Lecture 5: Adding a Creation Form

Chapter 3: Streaming Content with React Server Components

Lecture 1: Introducing Server Actions in Next.js

Lecture 2: A Deeper Dive into Server Actions

Lecture 3: Server Components vs Client Components

Lecture 4: Fetching Data with Server Components

Lecture 5: Adding Dynamic Paths

Lecture 6: Fetching Particular Records

Lecture 7: Custom Not Found Pages

Lecture 8: Automatic Loading Spinnners

Lecture 9: A Few Quick Tasks

Lecture 10: Styling the Show Page

Lecture 11: Linking to the Edit Page

Lecture 12: Showing a Client Component in a Server Component

Lecture 13: Adding the Monaco Editor

Lecture 14: Handling Editor Changes

Chapter 4: Server Actions in Great Detail

Lecture 1: Server Actions in Nextjs Client Components

Lecture 2: Server Actions in a Separate File

Lecture 3: Options for Calling Server Actions from Client Components

Lecture 4: Calling a Server Action from a Client Component

Lecture 5: Deleting a Record with a Server Action

Chapter 5: Server Forms with the UseFormState Hook

Lecture 1: Understanding the UseFormState Hook

Lecture 2: UseForm State in Action

Lecture 3: Adding the Form Validation

Lecture 4: Gotchas Around Error Handling in Nextjs

Chapter 6: Understanding Next's Caching System

Lecture 1: Super Unexpected Behavior

Lecture 2: The Full Route Cache System

Lecture 3: What Makes a Static or Dynamic Route in Next.js

Lecture 4: When to Use Each Cache Control

Lecture 5: Help, My Page is Showing Old Data!

Lecture 6: Enabling Caching with GenerateStaticParams

Lecture 7: Caching Dynamic Routes

Chapter 7: Authentication with Next-Auth

Lecture 1: Next 14.2 Issues and Required Version

Lecture 2: Project Overview

Lecture 3: Critical Libraries in Our Project

Lecture 4: NextUI Installation and Setup

Lecture 5: Prisma Schema File

Lecture 6: Database Setup

Lecture 7: OAuth Setup

Lecture 8: Next-Auth Setup

Lecture 9: The Theory Behind OAuth

Lecture 10: Wrapping Auth in Server Actions

Lecture 11: Sign In, Sign out, and Checking Auth Status

Lecture 12: Upfront Design Process

Lecture 13: Why Path Helpers?

Lecture 14: Path Helper Implementation

Lecture 15: Creating the Routing Structure

Lecture 16: Stubbing Out Server Actions

Lecture 17: Planning Revalidating Strategies

Lecture 18: Building the Header

Lecture 19: Displaying the Sign In and Sign Out Buttons

Lecture 20: Enabling Sign Out

Lecture 21: More Caching Issues

Lecture 22: Signout Issues with Next 14.2

Lecture 23: Static Caching While Using Auth

Lecture 24: Creating Topics

Lecture 25: Creating a Popover Form

Lecture 26: Receiving Form Data

Lecture 27: Adding Form Validation with Zod

Lecture 28: Reminder on the UseFormState Hook

Lecture 29: Fixing UseFormState Type Errors

Lecture 30: Here's Our FormState Type

Lecture 31: Displaying Validation Errors

Lecture 32: Handling General Form Errors

Lecture 33: Handling Database Errors in Forms

Chapter 8: Using Data – Database Queries

Lecture 1: Showing Loading Spinners with UseFormStatus

Lecture 2: Fetching and Listing Content from Prisma

Lecture 3: Scaffolding the Topic Show Page

Lecture 4: Displaying a Creation Form

Lecture 5: Applying Validation to Post Creation

Lecture 6: Checking Authentication Status

Lecture 7: Passing Additional Args to a Server Action

Lecture 8: Creating the Record

Instructors

Stephen Grider
Engineering Architect

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