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Thank you.

Well done Delba. I am speechless. Clear, simple, informative, friendly. Very well done!

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best one so far.

The main solution for authentication in nextjs using server components is: **Password to decrypt cookie** without the password? const cookie = (await cookies()).get('session')?.value const session = await decrypt(cookie) if (!session?.userId) { redirect('/login') } return { isAuth: true, userId: session.userId } Even I don't need add user Id to cookie, only if I will validate user Id and session Id in database. That's all! But if we use api routes we need csrf tokens by the way Good to know: API Routes do not specify CORS headers, meaning they are same-origin only by default. You can customize such behavior by wrapping the request handler with the CORS request helpers. **"Good to know" is not true, I can fetch api routes from anywhere **

No words wasted. Perfection.

This is one of the most informative videos I’ve watched in a while and you’ve opened up a world of ideas for me now. Keep it up!

Don't forget to secure your cookies when pushing to prod!

Can components be cached? If so, has it been converted to static HTML? What would it be like in terms of performance to convert dynamic data, such as comments, to HTML on the server and present it statically in every request?

Instead of watching memes while eating I decided to watch your video out of curiosity. I made a good decision. Thanks for sharing!

finally , tutorial that is actually useful and to the point - unlike stupid and rants from popular content makers in this space - kudos in this work - please keep making more such videos - wonderful video

I have no interest in deving you know why i am here

Thank you for sharing vid. It would be fantastic if you post another vid for interconnecting outside api server. this approach is only useful to verify session if you fetch data connects to db server directly. sending fetch/post request to api server like expressJs need to intercept and refresh token. It is really hard to find proper approach since NextJs focused to server component process. Please and thanks.

I've kinda hyped myself up, because I'm always the guy that has to go in and explain caching in NextJS to people. I solve caching and optimization issues all the time. You're gonna make me irrelevant. You're making it too easy.

This is such an awesome video, may I ask what you used to make the "slides"?

how she does this transition ua-cam.com/video/N_sUsq_y10U/v-deo.html what is your video editing stack? @Delba Cause video is dope

this video is very impressive.. I almost lost with comes of authenticate and authorization in next js . this video is very helpful. and explained well

This was very helpful, thank you

What is your VS code theme and font family

Damn, this font is so awesome, can u share your font vscode settings?

Thank you for your detailed explanation. History time really helped me to understand what problem partial pr solves. But still, I have a confusion. In Next.js 15, the response of the fetch request is not cached by default. So now, isn't a fetch request an uncached data request? If yes, then how does a route with a default fetch configuration still statically render? Because as we know, If you use dynamic api/ uncached data request in a route, the route becomes dynamically rendered.

Fireship got me here xD

100 seconds huh? hmm...sounds familiar >:(

Hi, was this directive only possible in next 15 canay ?

Seriously? Copying Fireship's title and style? That’s lazy and misleading. You’re just clogging search results and stealing views from the original creator. Do better.

Fireship has the eye on you. Stay safe queen. Kisses and Hugs

fireship know you stole his trademark in his latest video😂😂

watch this video then just click subscribe button

Hey, I'm a creator too, and I loved what you did, which app do you use to create these code animations on your videos? by the way, thanks for the nice content

what is the name of your VS code theme and font family ?

Important question: Next.js is supposed to know when a component is dynamic when it accesses an API or dynamic content as parameters to work correctly, if so how would it work with internationalization? Because it is necessary to access the “locale” or “lang” parameter in practically all content and therefore you would have to wait for this parameter. In that case I would mark it as dynamic and the partial prerender would not work because it would have to wait.

so much help understanding server component. thanks and looking foward to the next video!

Finally Next.js might be actually usable after this one, no more clicking and then waiting for the next route to load

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wtf perfect content. Thank you

2:21 I like how you visually guide the viewer of your site to a decisive action in a form of a flirty question, that nobody would say no to! :D "Hire me?" :D 4:58 When speak about your though process on styles you want apply to your button - IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE - and then you write the tailwind in classNames - that feels SO NATURAL, same as you would write a sentence in english! Amazing! I never realized it before :D

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Great video. But what font are you using for code snippets? Looks cool.

This is a really cool explanation

impressive, thanks

@Delba very informative and legitimate way of explanation makes the concepts understand easily May God bless you with good health, wealth and prosperity 🎉 Keep up the good work. Though I'm a WordPress Developer holds a keen interest in learning the frontend JS frameworks and their utilization However your way of explanation has shed upon a light on my thoughts Learning the basics of JavaScript then proceed for any of its frameworks

wow very useful

Why is Next.js becoming more complex with each new version update? Instead, you should focus on maintaining compatibility with previous versions, as many features get deprecated with each new release.

How your courses is made?

I was scrolling through youtube and clicked on this out of curiosity, this is probably one of the best videos explaining/teaching i've seen its at a perfect speed not super slow not lightning fast . Perfect.

Thank yu, please which software are you using to make this smooth animation on your code when you explain it

Simply brilliant explanation, thanks for sharing!

Can you teach me how you edit your videos?

Amazing explanation and the way it's done!👍