found your channel less than a week ago and honestly the only thought I have right now - WHY DIDNT I KNOW YOU BEFORE , lovin the content ! thank you and please keep helping me master full stack dev!
I have watched several tutorials on UA-cam about NextJS 13 but no one is more explanatory likes your, ban't wait for the full beginners course. Thank you so much for doing this
bro how is it you make learning this shit so fucking easy, its so crazy. I wish all my CS professors were like you bro, straight up and I mean that shit from the bottom of my heart. You got a talent for teaching.
You are unbelievable brother, you dont know how easy you can make the things other youtuber i dont know why they make fking 5 hours long video for nothing, you are really doing good job 👍 and you
i am wondering how the hell can the other UA-camrs mess it up so much that this is the first tutorial in which I understand what you are doing all the time (and I have extensive experience already with React). You are good man thanks!!!!!
I got your suggestion from my friend that saw all react hooks and I saw that video as well.. Really, your content of video is amazing... Thanks for doing this great things 👍 keep doing...
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for the quick course highlighting the changes, it had been very confusing for me since a long time, but now it's easier to go through the docs and get everything cleared!
Amazing much needed video, another thing that blew my mind is, you can develop a really complex app with Nextjs and simply deploy it to Vercel with one click. Usually deploying a React front end, and an Express backend(or any backend framework) is such a painful process.
This is so good. I'm sorry for the others but honestly thanks to all of your efforts but it gets boring unlike this one. Very direct to the point. I hope you'll have more of this and specifically dealing with database like CRUD operations. I'm looking forward to learn so much from this.
Hello brother, greetings from Cuba, so that you keep in mind, a complete nextjs video, data fetching, authentication and authorization with roles and whatever else you want to add, thanks for everything!
One thing i want to said that , I'm currently learning react nd it's libraries nd other technologies , nd you don't believe that i got suggestion of your video and now I subscribed you and watching your golden content.. Osm explaination 👌👌💥💥
21:30 making this as a note for myself… you cannot use events (onClick, onChange etc) in a sever component. That can only be done in a client component. By default every component in Next.JS is a server component
The best... Create more videos like this on more practical topics that we should learn if we are jumping from React to Next JS.... Infact, make a Playlist of that (React to Next Js😊)
great video, thanks. Usually when you fetch data, end user selects filters, search strings, sort orders, etc. etc. Those components have to be on a client-side in order to work and be able to capture those events. How do you call the fetch (in a server-side component) with the client filters ? Thanks
This was the video I was waiting for on Next Js :) I started learning React from your channel and now I am making good progress in Next too, but I wasn't fully aware of the recent update on the next js, I still have some slight doubts, like if I have a server component/page and I have to add a button on it how will I do that?? Can I create a button in the components folder and make it a client component and add all my logic like hooks and event calls, and then import it into the server component? Will this work?? (P.S I love the effort you make in creating all these valuable videos, just wanted to tell you if you can make your course affordable for everyone it would be a nice help :) )
Since data is rendered on the server, do I need to really reload the page so that I will have a fresh data? What is the workaround for this on the client side? Let's say you have a navigation and I want an updated data everytime I go back to that page without reloading. I hope you can answer this, Thank you!
pedro pedro, i wanna ask, how to render multi data for example the first data is just like item data and the second data is pagination data both are render in the same page the second data is need id from the first data. the point is, how to both and manage the pagination without rerender the first data?
pls i want to ask even if you dont k now the previous Next js, do this video cover both the things i need to know in the previous version of next js?? meanwhile weldon pedro i love you man. plenty love from Nigeria
Thanks for the clear explanation! About the (static) fetching: The strange thing is that when I refreshed, I would get a different dog, wihout altering the code. Did they change the default caching?
Programmers are usually divided by their specialization. If you are a fullstack dev you ill be enough for full-stack roles. I would recommend sticking to something and being the best at it instead of trying to learn everything
Quick question, Let's take a scenario. There are two sibling components A and B both of which need access to the same dynamic data. If I was to use the cache: "no-store" method, wouldn't that mean two API calls for the exact same data? Conversely, the NextJS docs mention that incase you go with the caching method, calling the same function in different places will make just one call and serve everything else from the cache. Is there a way to refetch fresh data on each page load and have all components that need it share it from the one single call? Or is the only way to do it by using client components and a global state manager.
Thank you for this. I'm still learning and this has been really helpful. I'm a bit confused about something. Where do I create my components folder?? In source or in app, if I create it in app wouldn't next think it's a route? Or it won't happen now that you have to create a page.tsx file on it?
What’s the next 13 way to generate static paths? I’m getting an vercel deployment error cos my paths are not being generated correctly from my headless cms. I tried refactoring old code and following the docs but it’s not working.
hi brother, nice video. Can you make a full stack website using nextjs, prisma, next-auth, postgress, tailwind, typescript. i mean using all the famous technologies that are being used.
The way you make topics effortlessly clear and make everything understandable is truly remarkable.
found your channel less than a week ago and honestly the only thought I have right now - WHY DIDNT I KNOW YOU BEFORE , lovin the content ! thank you and please keep helping me master full stack dev!
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Hahahaha really happy you like my videos :)
I have watched several tutorials on UA-cam about NextJS 13 but no one is more explanatory likes your, ban't wait for the full beginners course. Thank you so much for doing this
20:21 It actually shows up in the console. Not browser console but in node console in VSC because it's a server-side component. Thanks you a lot.
bro how is it you make learning this shit so fucking easy, its so crazy. I wish all my CS professors were like you bro, straight up and I mean that shit from the bottom of my heart. You got a talent for teaching.
Thanks for this! I've been scratching my head numerous times just to understand data fetching in NextJS.
This is really helpful~
i dont think the guy cut the video to read the script... likeeeee. i fully understood every second of what he taught. thanks man!!!
You are unbelievable brother, you dont know how easy you can make the things other youtuber i dont know why they make fking 5 hours long video for nothing, you are really doing good job 👍 and you
I find it remarkable is how you have accumulated such deep knowledge of front end development at such a young age :-) great content.
i am wondering how the hell can the other UA-camrs mess it up so much that this is the first tutorial in which I understand what you are doing all the time (and I have extensive experience already with React). You are good man thanks!!!!!
Glad I could help!
19:00 starts focusing on the topic of fetching data of numerous endpoints of this Json place holder API. Soooo amazing to see!! I love Next 13
I got your suggestion from my friend that saw all react hooks and I saw that video as well..
Really, your content of video is amazing...
Thanks for doing this great things 👍 keep doing...
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for the quick course highlighting the changes, it had been very confusing for me since a long time, but now it's easier to go through the docs and get everything cleared!
Amazing much needed video, another thing that blew my mind is, you can develop a really complex app with Nextjs and simply deploy it to Vercel with one click. Usually deploying a React front end, and an Express backend(or any backend framework) is such a painful process.
This is so good. I'm sorry for the others but honestly thanks to all of your efforts but it gets boring unlike this one. Very direct to the point. I hope you'll have more of this and specifically dealing with database like CRUD operations. I'm looking forward to learn so much from this.
I love your approach it has opened out precious concepts when i was a beginner upto now in my intermediade fullstack development 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thanks man, your videos really help me understand stuff.
it feels like you manage to simplify stuff and make them approchable!
keep up
From Bangladesh, Your teaching really awesome.Thank you so much
Hello brother, greetings from Cuba, so that you keep in mind, a complete nextjs video, data fetching, authentication and authorization with roles and whatever else you want to add, thanks for everything!
Oh my god I was LOOKING FOR THIS 😍
One thing i want to said that , I'm currently learning react nd it's libraries nd other technologies , nd you don't believe that i got suggestion of your video and now I subscribed you and watching your golden content..
Osm explaination 👌👌💥💥
Rapaz fora da curva. Novinho e já saca muito do trampo tem excelente inglês. Tá nos 1% de verdade.
Man this guy is wayyyyyy underated, TY very much for this tutiorial
21:30 making this as a note for myself… you cannot use events (onClick, onChange etc) in a sever component. That can only be done in a client component.
By default every component in Next.JS is a server component
Great job. Hopefully you can find to to create a project with it, your viewers would love it.
always waiting for ur update in next js videos bro, cant wait for the course
You deserve an award bro I fr 🎉
Thank you so much Pedro! This is exactly what we needed!!!
Thanks a lot for explaining all aspects of routing too specially the dynamic part
I'have been waiting 😭😭❤
Thanks for all the meaningful information, i was in need for this kind of explanation !!!
Super helpful video, everything is clear and concise. you deserve more subs
Clear and Concise tutorial. Thanks!
Thank you for the video. Nextjs 13 is kinda difficult for me
It becomes easier with time!
your teaching way is good and understandable.
You make it so easy to understand everything .
Thank you for this Pedro. Loved the explanation esapecially the before and after 13 with app routing and the server & client components.
I learned so much from this video. Thank you man.
Great video pedro , but i have question why you removed the console in the 20:26 and replaced it with a list of Users instead ??
I love you bro... you've made me learn alot🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm speechless, and not hesitate to subscribe to your Chanel
Thank you Pedro, this was amazingly clear
You’re a great teacher!! 👏🏾👏🏾
The best... Create more videos like this on more practical topics that we should learn if we are jumping from React to Next JS....
Infact, make a Playlist of that (React to Next Js😊)
Many thanks to your video, please keep on teaching us...
great video, thanks. Usually when you fetch data, end user selects filters, search strings, sort orders, etc. etc. Those components have to be on a client-side in order to work and be able to capture those events. How do you call the fetch (in a server-side component) with the client filters ? Thanks
Super clean explanation. Keep it up brother
Pedro, you need to zoom in on your text. Small text puts pressure on the eyes and tire people. Thanx, and you are doing great.
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Tutorial é tão bom que mesmo eu não sabendo inglês, consegui entender
Fantastic video very concise and great communication. Thank you.
Great Video! Thanks for sharing. Keep it up! 😉🔥
Why Pedro looks like one of the coolest Backstreet Boys ever, all of a sudden? How long its been I haven't seen this guy? Looking GREAT 😃
Life saver video, Hats Off 🙌
thnks a lot. i haven't word for you keep going bro!!!
thank u Pedro! i love your tutorials
Thanks a lot Pedro. This is awesome
Great content. I like the way you explained everything ❤🎉
This was the video I was waiting for on Next Js :) I started learning React from your channel and now I am making good progress in Next too, but I wasn't fully aware of the recent update on the next js, I still have some slight doubts, like if I have a server component/page and I have to add a button on it how will I do that?? Can I create a button in the components folder and make it a client component and add all my logic like hooks and event calls, and then import it into the server component? Will this work?? (P.S I love the effort you make in creating all these valuable videos, just wanted to tell you if you can make your course affordable for everyone it would be a nice help :) )
Great video bro, bro! Thank you
Very helpful and understandable tutorial thank you
Valeu!
Muito obrigado amigo!
Since data is rendered on the server, do I need to really reload the page so that I will have a fresh data? What is the workaround for this on the client side? Let's say you have a navigation and I want an updated data everytime I go back to that page without reloading. I hope you can answer this, Thank you!
about us route is such a funny part😁
pedro pedro, i wanna ask, how to render multi data for example
the first data is just like item data
and the second data is pagination data
both are render in the same page
the second data is need id from the first data.
the point is, how to both and manage the pagination without rerender the first data?
why is the data from the api not shown in the console when it is console logged but is displayed in the browser when you map through it and render it
the users console log is shown in terminal because its a server component .. if client comp means the console log show in browser console
Yess
@@PedroTechnologies 😃
13:51 why home page does'nt have footer can anyone explain?
Great video Pedro! A small query, why does the footer not appear at 13:52 on home page, but navbar does..? Keep up the awesome work:)
please create a video on an intermediate to an advanced level project using nextjs as well, that would help a ton
pls i want to ask even if you dont k now the previous Next js, do this video cover both the things i need to know in the previous version of next js?? meanwhile weldon pedro i love you man. plenty love from Nigeria
love it, but you missed the API part 😅.
what's vscode theme are you using!?
I am in love with your content ❤
Bro, thanks a lot for this kind of knowledge! You're amazing!!
You're always on point.
Love from India ❤❤❤❤
thanks a lot Pedro! 👊👊
Thanks for the nice tutorial. I learned a lot.
We all laughed at 27:17 with that doggo, not only Pedro
nice and clear explanation
I like your videos brother. I Learn skills And also English, I'am CUBAN. Thank you so much
great thank you Pedro😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for the clear explanation!
About the (static) fetching: The strange thing is that when I refreshed, I would get a different dog, wihout altering the code.
Did they change the default caching?
In this src/app folder structure, can we use context as like we used in getserversideprops method??
crystal clear thank you
Is it enough for being a full stack dev? i mean i know other things like react and all..
Programmers are usually divided by their specialization. If you are a fullstack dev you ill be enough for full-stack roles. I would recommend sticking to something and being the best at it instead of trying to learn everything
On the server side fetching example you gave, is it possible to add filters on it?
awesome explanation.. thanks a lot
Quick question,
Let's take a scenario.
There are two sibling components A and B both of which need access to the same dynamic data. If I was to use the cache: "no-store" method, wouldn't that mean two API calls for the exact same data? Conversely, the NextJS docs mention that incase you go with the caching method, calling the same function in different places will make just one call and serve everything else from the cache.
Is there a way to refetch fresh data on each page load and have all components that need it share it from the one single call? Or is the only way to do it by using client components and a global state manager.
thanks great video, may i know how to use the state management such as react context in server side component?
Thank you for this. I'm still learning and this has been really helpful. I'm a bit confused about something. Where do I create my components folder?? In source or in app, if I create it in app wouldn't next think it's a route? Or it won't happen now that you have to create a page.tsx file on it?
i create components folder at the same level than app
Hi how you configure the next.config when the api for example is a news api and all the images comes from different domains ?
Great video, thanks!
What’s the next 13 way to generate static paths? I’m getting an vercel deployment error cos my paths are not being generated correctly from my headless cms. I tried refactoring old code and following the docs but it’s not working.
Amazing! Thank You
hi brother, nice video. Can you make a full stack website using nextjs, prisma, next-auth, postgress, tailwind, typescript. i mean using all the famous technologies that are being used.
Decrease amount of JavaScript means? 33:38
Thanks for this tutorial
How is the implementation of cache if we use Axios to fetch the data?
Why you don't use await when you do return res.json()?