Intermediate React.js FULL COURSE 2022 with NextJS - Tailwind CSS - Typescript - react-query

[@Weibenfalk]

Please note that the Image component have changed a little since the release of NextJS version 13. nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/image-optimization

[@elrickster3076]

Any thoughts on getting your first dev job, or even for a paid internship?? Appreciate any advice, thanks.

[@techjasmine96]

I appreciate your tutorial from bottom of my heart. NextJS + TypeScript + Tailwind are industry gold standards. There are many jobs which require these skills. A job seeker can boost their skills tremendously by completing this tutorial. There are thousands of other React based tutorials. But this one stands out due to the relevancy of the technologies used in the in the job market. I thank you for creating this tutorial. Please keep making such useful tutorials. Lots of Love ♥

[@Weibenfalk]

I truly appreciate these fine words. Glad to hear that my content is useful. Thank you!

[@fahimulhoque9324]

Thank you so much for this course. You always do something great. I was waiting to get this kind of surprise from you.

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks! Glad you enjoy it!

[@MasterQim]

one of the best courses out there! thank you for this

[@Weibenfalk]

Thank you. I appreciate that :)

[@WebDevEducation]

Next JS + TypeScript + Tailwind = The BEST stack right now! Awesome course!

[@da.b3102]

Great tutorial and project, thanks!

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks for your support

[@Fatima-ie5kj]

thankyou so much hands down the best course on youtube, looking forword for advance one

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks ... spread the word! Would love if more people found my channel! =)

[@ghevisartor6005]

37:34 I'm pretty sure my code is the same but unless i put "h-full" at line 9 that div wont stretch to the ful height of the header and therefor the logo will be vertically aligned at the start.

[@mritunjay4ever]

Great man, I was fearing to learn typescript but you made it so clear without any fancy bs 🙂🙂. Looking forward to more tuts like this one.

Thank you very much! I did it all and learned a lot. Very useful and practical informations along the project

[@sdfsfsfd437]

¡Muy bueno! Muchas gracias. Suscrito.

[@Geomaverick124]

cool! Loving the addition of typescript

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks =)

[@simoncovenant9407]

Thanks for the tutorial, Finished it and also extended it to add the actor page feature but I noticed an issue. The infinite scroll only works on desktop, on mobile phones it only renders the 20 moves and doesn't call the fetchNextPage. Did anyone else notice this? and how can I fix it

[@Weibenfalk]

Ok hmmm. I haven’t noticed that before. Should work on mobile too.

[@alieslam2969]

Thank you so much for the great course, I was wondering why you are using nextjs API to fetch the data instead of getting it directly from the client side

[@Weibenfalk]

I say it in the video :) it is because I don’t want to expose the API key to the client. And also it’s a great way to teach about NextJS API routes

[@dolusdirectu]

Thanks for the great content. By the way you can toggle word wrap in VS Code by pressing ALT + Z

[@prsonprsonsky9412]

Thanks for the great mini course that covers a lot! Tailwind is still an abomination though.

[@kamaboko1]

Great seeing you back and love seeing the guitars in the background.

[@AnhPham-mj1uo]

Thank you for your contributions to the community

[@dae2530]

I choose your course. I hope it's up to date 😛

[@Weibenfalk]

Well, I released it just a month ago so hopefully it is ;) Thank you!

[@williamcao5139]

Awesome, thanks for your great work

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks =)

[@tomaszstec5672]

Ha!!! Nice. Gonna have nice weekend, the same for You . Thanks!!!!

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks! =)

[@ev721]

Awesome. Looking forward to this. I know how I'll spend my weekend.

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks :)

[@almost5198]

are reducers and redux also included here? haven't started the video yet so just asking

[@Weibenfalk]

Nope ... I don't use Redux usually

[@almost5198]

@@Weibenfalk ah oks, thanks for the quick response, ill go through it nonetheless

[@Chudagbit]

thanks for this i just want to ask if the movie can be downloaded

[@Weibenfalk]

well ... there's probably some way to download YT movies. I don't know how though =)

[@MightyKingKala]

thank you very much!

[@elrickster3076]

Such a wonderful tutorial, it is my second time going around it and getting so much out of it. Thank you, thank you! I had an idea to make the page go Back to the search pages after you Searched and clicked on a movie, any thoughts how to do that or other resources for me to check out? Again, thank you for this awesome video!

[@Weibenfalk]

Hmmm .. I'm not sure I understand what you try to do .. but thank you for your support =)

[@elrickster3076]

@@Weibenfalk Yea, my bad in explaining that. I mean when you do a Search for a specific movie, those movie show up in the grid. Then if the User clicks on one of those movies, it takes them to the individual movie page. When they hit the back it takes back to Home page. What I was wondering is how to take them back to the Search page where they just were, like if they Searched for 'star wars' and clicked on one of the movies, they could then go back to the same 'star wars' search page instead of the Home page. So how to not reset the Search Results, I guess would be the question. Hope that clarifies the question I was trying to ask, :)

[@Weibenfalk]

Yea I understand now :) unfortunately it’s now possible to describe everything here. But you need to save the search somehow because as soon as you go to the individual movie page the search is wiped out from the state. You can save it using local storage for example. Or add it to the url as a search param. That’s two ways of doing it. Hope it leads you in the right direction :)

[@elrickster3076]

@@Weibenfalk Thanks so much for taking the time to answer these Comments, I'm def looking forward to your new videos, cheers!

[@ionutsilviu2721]

Wow 🤩 great job!

[@Weibenfalk]

Thanks =)