I learned NextJS in one week. This is how!
Published 4 years ago
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I just finished working on the new website for the https://notjust.dev/
As I always say, with every new project that we build, we should strive to learn something new. In this case, I learned NextJS by building the website in one week. I really enjoyed working with NextJS and I will definitely do some Live builds on the youtube channel using it.
At the moment, the website is a landing page and a blog. However, the biggest reason I want to work on this platform, is the Project Based Tutorials. I want to gather all the projects that we have build on the youtube channel on this website in order to make them easily browseable.
Each project will have it's own page, containing:
- a video demo of the end result,
- the skills and technologies that you are going to learn
- links to all the episodes and source code
- additional resources that will help you follow along
On the discoverability side, I want to make it possible to search and filter projects by:
- frontend and backend technologies
- libraries, frameworks, technologies, etc.
- complexity
- time to complete
Later we can also incorporate searches and filters by individual features. For example, you will be able to search "Maps" and it will show you the Uber clone and the Airbnb clone, and the minute at which it is implemented.
If you are interested in how I build the platform, the complete tech stack including all the libraries I used, check out this blog post!
Don't miss the new LIVE Tutorial!
You asked for it, and I cannot say no.
This Friday we are building something different. It's not a social network. It's not chat app. It's a .... *drum rolls* .... Sports Fantasy App. Yes, that's right, we are going to clone the official EURO 2020 Fantasy app. I am super excited about this, and I already started preparing it.
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While you wait for the new build, you can check out the last project based tutorials we have build. It's a great opportunity to improve your React Native and AWS Amplify skill.
And as always, take care, stay hydrated and write clean code!
Vadim Savin