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If you want to build a Full–stack App in React (Next.js) or if you want to learn how to implement server–side rendering then welcome to this Ultimate Next.js course.
In this course, we will use Next.js which is a production–ready React.js framework. This is one of the most powerful tools with its three most key features:
File–based routing
Server–Side Rendering
Full–stack application development
And in this course, we are going to use all these features and implemented them in our project. Not only this, but we will also learn How we can implement Redux for state management in Next.js with Server Side Rendering.
We will use next–auth which is the most popular package used with next for ultimate and powerful authentication.
We will make a full–stack Hotel Booking Application that is only built with Next.js.
We will integrate Stripe Payment Gateway to accept payment from users and follow the best practices for that.
You can watch the complete DEMO of this project in the course content. If you are ready to build Production–Ready, Full Stack, Server Side Rendered Apps then I will see you in the course.
Course Content:
Setting up Environment
Why Next.js?
Specification: Next.js – Build Full Stack Apps with Next.js using Redux
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 15 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Mintis Medutis –
First, these lessons are for mid developers, and really not for juniors. It is very hard to follow these lessons, because some files are missed, some variables in the video have different values than the teacher’s. I don’t understand how to record so badly lessons. For example: a variable is true, then at some point the teacher changes it to false, but you are not told about this and you have the error, but at the same time you see the different result in the video lesson, of course without any errors and after checking github with the final version, you understand why. It was very annoying. Also, I think that the teacher doesn t use Redux properly. For example: you are logged in, all data of the user is stored in Redux and if you are in Home page and try go to the another pagination page, we go to the db to get the user’s information again and again, although we have this information in the store. The next thing, we do not spread the initial state in the reducers, but almost always return the new object with different keys inside. It may not very bad for this small project, when we have only loading, success, error and data variables, but I think the right way is always to spread the initial state and then to change variables. The teacher doesn’t know what difference is between the simple tag and Link. Even the simple pagination with search query is not done correctly.