NextJS Tutorial - All 12 Concepts You Need to Know

[@EnesKab]

I am at the half of the video yet, and as a beginner, I learned more than all tutorials I watched combined so far. The I was really super confused and struggling with the new concepts and NextJS. A bird's eye-view from someone who really knows his stuff is enlightening. Thank you !

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I only got half way through the video and bought your course. Very well explained and the ability to demonstrate these concepts on top of just talking about them is awesome.

[@ByteGrad]

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[@amanrubey]

I'm kind of a beginner who knows only basic React and still I enjoyed this video so so much!

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@@ByteGradis the course in typescript?

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It's funny I've heard people say, "Tailwind eliminates the need for coming up with class names." Before, that didn't seem like a big deal, but it actually 'clicked' when watching this video. The mental energy that goes into coming up with good, consistent class names is no small thing, not to mention maintaining greater consistency in CSS across projects. Makes sense to save the creativity for when it's needed, thanks.

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i feel like it takes more effort to look up tailwind css syntax than thinking of a classname...

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For me it took about 2 weeks to learn all the tailwind classnames. Now I feel like I will never go back to vanilla css

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once you start using it you will not ever want to go back

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For styling you're 100% right, however you should still have class names and/or id's for web analytics.

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@@xXxRK0xXxUntil you have 100, 200+ classes. Then you’re creating a spreadsheet to track your own classes and looking them up anyway. Better to let someone else do that work.

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[@ByteGrad]

@@kevinnguyen238 Yes, all the latest and greatest is in there :)

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[@AmodeusR]

This is really nice for someone liike me that couldn't practice Next.Js for the last months, having a quick review of essential concepts to know from NextJS. Thank you very much!

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You are a great teacher, one of the very few who are able to explain in easy language that cover the main points. This actually wants me to purchase your course.

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I don't often comment tutorial or any KZbin video but this Next.js tutorial video's quality is very high from A to Z. Thank you so much. You are amazing !!!

[@ByteGrad]

Glad it helped!

[@LLikzy]

This is legit the best A-Z Next.js tutorial out there, thank you

[@muriminyaga]

I did a simple nextJS app 3 years ago and wanted a crash course to take me back to the zone.. This is great.

[@kimbapslayer1995]

I’m a at least a hr level react developer but I learned a lot. The way you explained it mad em understand everything on a deeper level to where I could teach someone. Suspense explanation was legendary bro.

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[@ScriptRaccoon]

I just LOVE the pace and editing here. As someone who is familiar with other frameworks it is very refreshing to not hear any boring old stuff but only what's essential and important. Surely the video is not accessible to beginners, but not every video has to be. I also noticed a lot of similarities with SvelteKit by the way.

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Was watching some tutorials from other channels and was having trouble processing it all. I was starting to think I was the problem, but then I came to this vid and it all makes perfect sense. Subscribed

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Great as always, loved the mini deploy tutorial at the end.

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Wow. Just wow. Seldom seen such a concise and clear video. Information like this is most often contained within 10x of the video size. Beautiful!

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I really like this. Just straightforward, quick intros to the important concepts. I can then pursue further studies while having a good overview. So much better than these silly "tutorials" that are little more than typing videos.

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[@BingoBongoBengo]

Surpised at how good this was, really appreciate the in depth deployment section at the end too!

[@MikiStec]

Best NextJS tutorial ever. Congrats, you've explained the basics and the simple way. Helped a lot!

[@techlearner-hs3ft]

I wish you could make another video covering app router versus pages router, focusing on their folder structure. thx for the very clear explanation😁

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I needed to pause this video to find out the genius behind it. I love this tutorial and I am definitely getting your course.

[@ByteGrad]

Awesome, thanks! :)

[@theleo2094]

CLEAR. DIRECT. OBJECTIVE. EXCELLENT. Wish every web dev tutorial on the Internet was like this!

[@marvinotieno2194]

I just came across this channel and its definitely making my life easy getting started with Next JS

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I'm amazed how clear you make your topics. Thank you for very informative videos

[@ravinderreddykothabad2299]

Thanks, best video about NextJs, great explanation, you have covered all the topics...I was really looking for this kind of video. Very useful for react developers to learn Nextjs in 45 min. You can change video title to: NextJs Complete Crash Course | All 12 All 12 Concepts You Need to Know.

[@_di_su]

best tutorial i've ever watched for anything code related. very well done thank you

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Hey Man your tutorials are so explicative , clear and concise! Probably I wouldn't have followed you when I first started programming, but know with experience I can follow along easily and your method is spot on! ❤

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YES , YEEEES!! i was waiting for you to make a video about NextJS before i start it , thank you !

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After watching for a few seconds I double checked my player speed settings. literally you're very smooth and conveying 100%.

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Your NextJs videos has a lot more views than others! It would be amazing if you could also make a tutorial on how to use supabase sso with it. I am a little lost and I like that you explain important points.

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after watching so many videos of NextJs I found you just finished the video I can say All Clear

[@shortflicks83]

OMG Man ! I am in love with this video. It helps me to revise all next JS concepts within an hour what an amazing explanation from you.

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I am so looking forward to checking out your upcoming Next.js tutorial.

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My english is not perfect so I had to slow down video till 0.75 :) To understand everything. Great tutorial.

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it is short, straight and educative loved it thank you❤

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This could easily be an excellent six-hour Udemy course. Perhaps it's recency bias, but this is the best crash course I have ever seen. And i say that as an expert because for a long time, I've only watched crash courses :P

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Nice explained core concepts. Thanks for the tutorial. Nice format!

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[@ByteGrad]

Happy to hear that!

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Can you make a video, where you talk about yourself, how you became a developer, your background, tips/advice for newcomers etc.

[@muaf8374]

From dev to production. Good tutorial.

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Very clear and simple explanation. I'll subscribe

[@ammaralhomyqani9079]

hey thank you so much for this great crash course, i have two qustions related to (Caching & Static) parts, 1- Is there still a purpose for using SWR package in Next 14 ? 2- Should i use fetch built in function to get the benefit of Next Caching? what about if i want to use axios for example thank you again

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Waoh.... It's such a quality tutorial... I am literally unable to not understand almost "EVERYTHING" about NextJS.... +1 sub 😂💪

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wow that was anmazing tutorial, both next js stuff and how to deploy thing on server. Thanks a lot. subscribed !!

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[@JeanDidier]

Appreciated the last deployment part. Thank you 🙏

[@Alaaja_aj]

Thanks man i was react developer my client said i want nextJS i saw this video ❤

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[@ianc6418]

thanks man. just starting with nextjs and react so this is great.

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Thank you for your explanation. easy to understand nextjs

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One week until the course drops!!

[@ByteGrad]

Get ready! 👍 :)

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Thankyou for not making 69 different videos which i couldn't have completed in eternity :D

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Dude! We’re actually trying to LEARN stuff, this video is more like a speed reading contest.

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This is very very good video with very detailed and very clear on each and everything you try to share with us❤. Thank so much for your efforts

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You can skip the boilerplate by adding `--empty` during the create :)

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[@unsignedchar000]

Great video. Perfectly paced for getting through all of that material in a reasonable timeframe.

[@olusanyaolamide9764]

Thank you so much for this video, although I'm still a bit confused about the caching, if you didn't talk about it and someone new to nextJs 13 eventually build the app and he finds that the dev mode and build mode are different, it can cause someone to run mad

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I thoroughly enjoyed this, superb quality

[@jorden123]

I really like your explanation about those core subjects, and I got some questions: 1. It looks like it's always going to be redundant to have the PostgreSQL commands right in the components, that's why I think a better solution would be to wrap them up in an MVC pattern with business-logics and modules. What do you think? 2. From a DevOps engineer perspective, how would you scale it? It would be much easier to scale it if we have the "server" apart from the "client" and have them communicate by REST-API. That way you can scale the server as much as you want (which is more likely to be under a heavier load than the "client"). I'm currently working on a side project that is using Next.js in the client side with some server-actions that use "REST-API" and call another server that handles the DB, implemented with MVC design-pattern. In the server side, all of my DB modules are being re-used by different business-logics that can be complicated, therefore MVC saves the day by making it a little easier.

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Can you make more nextjs beginners video, where you teach us stuff, am a frontend dev student. and I really want to become good

[@0xAndy]

The caching explanation was 👌🏼

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