Next.js Projects - 8 NextJS 15 projects (Instagram, Google.)
Next.js 15 (reactjs framework) Projects. 8 NextJS 15 projects. IMDB, Instagram, X-Twitter, Google clone using Next js 15
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What you will learn
Learn to build 4 practical powerful NextJS apps including TMDB, Instagram, and Google Clones
Learn all about rendering techniques such as how to build static site pages, server side rendering and incremental static regeneration
learn about pagination, image uploading functionality, and state management using recoil.
Learn how to use Firebase for database and storage.
Learn how to use next-auth for authentication
Learn how to use TMDB and google search APIs
Learn how to deploy your apps using vercel with your own custom domain name
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Our Verdict
Next.js Projects - 8 NextJS 15 projects (Instagram, Google.)\" course offers a solid foundation in building practical projects using the latest version of NextJS. Although advanced learners might find repetitiveness among the projects and lack of Mongo/Typescript coverage, beginners will benefit from clear explanations and a hands-on approach to mastering rendering techniques, pagination, and Firebase implementation. Ideal for those eager to dive into NextJS project development with ReactJS.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive course covering Next.js 15 with 8 practical projects, including IMDB, Instagram, and Google clones.
- Detailed explanations of rendering techniques such as static site pages, server-side rendering, and incremental static regeneration.
- Hands-on experience with pagination, image uploading functionality, state management using Recoil, and Firebase for database and storage.
- Clear teaching style, making it suitable for beginners to medium-skilled students.
Potential Drawbacks
- Lack of coverage on Mongo; projects rely solely on Firebase for data storage.
- Some repetitiveness in the projects: IMDB and Google share similarities, as do Instagram and Twitter.
- Absence of Typescript might require additional learning for some students.
- The pace could be faster; consider increasing playback speed to match individual preferences.
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07/08/2019
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