Next js Tutorial for Beginners | Nextjs 13 (App Router) with TypeScript

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@@piyushsalvi1580 It is a framework that is built on top of React. You will have to learn JS first, then React, then Next. It is not very difficult, but take your time with it, do not rush.

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[@londonguga]

Great video, very intuitive and easy to follow! Just a tip on the Tailwind module for those who don't know yet, but in case you find yourself with such long classNames, you could use the @apply function within your own class so the component isn't crowded with classNames. Something like: .select2-dropdown { @apply rounded-b-lg shadow-md px-5 my-5 bg-blue; }

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Yes, but doing that it becomes more like the traditional CSS.

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Very nice, I am a MERN developer, now i am learning NEXTJS, this tutorial is very usefull...

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Thank you! I’m taking a short break and then start recording part 2.

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Just a couple of tips for newbies like me. First you have to be sure that your node version is at least 18 or your will get errors. Second, on the new UsersPage, change "const UsersPage = () => {..." with "function UsersPage () {" otherwise React will not recognize this as a valid component.

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You can use the shortcut rfce (RFCE) in stead of rafce to get the non-arrow function.

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Great tutorial to understand the fundamentals of NextJS and it's advantages over normal Reactjs

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This is a really helpful tutorial for nextjs 13 app router fundamentals. My heartfelt gratitude to you Mosh ❤

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