00:03 Server actions are functions that run on the server and can be called like any other JavaScript functions. 02:44 Server actions in Next.js abstract the process of making API calls from client to server. 07:43 Server actions allow you to do mutations and perform create, update, and delete actions on top of the typical read operations. 10:07 Learn about infinite scrolling and server actions 15:05 Fetch data from the Shikimori API 17:28 Creating a parameter template string with page, limit, and order 21:54 Install and use react-intersection-observer package for tracking element visibility 24:09 Implementing server actions and infinite scroll for loading more data 28:30 Implement animations using framer motion in a Next.js app 30:45 Create a motion div component for client-side rendering using Framer Motion. 35:11 Optimize loading time of items when scrolling far down 37:15 Using server actions to fetch and return data for animations 41:36 Learn how to use Next.js like a pro with server actions and deep dive lectures
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Awesome video. Yes Please make more content of this type which focuses on a single specific feature. it helps to get more in-depth knowledge of that topic. Thank you so much
Excellent little project with explanation of concepts! I would like to have more content like this to improve frontend concepts ! Thank you Adrian & JSM
Really good project for explain the concept! I suggest everyone to use something to take note when watch this kind of video, it's nice to do the project, but it's really important to take note when he explain the concept.
33:43 Yes but some of the components are rendered client side even without directive. So see that it is client side rendered move to the sources tab and see that browser has that AnimeCard component. Thanks a lot sir, still great efforts 👌
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Hi Thanks for the video ! Info for motion: To have a server component inside the client component you need to use children props. Something like that: "use client"; import React from "react"; import { motion } from "framer-motion"; type Props = { children: React.ReactNode; className?: string; }; const variants = { hidden: { opacity: 0, y: -50 }, visible: { opacity: 1, y: 0 }, }; export const MotionDiv = ({ children, className }: Props) => { return (
For animation delay use the current page too, it will get smoother. Because the last from the first page is visible after the first of the second. Anyway awesome content thank you once more!
here is the simple code for framer motion, just add this in your map const adjustedIndex = index % 20; - the number 20 is limit data perpage so you dont need to move the map into actions file for example, in loadmore component data.map((series: SeriesCard, index) => { const adjustedIndex = index % 20; return (
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Instead of returning the AnimeCard from the server action, a better approach would be to adjust the delay. We can simply do it using the remainder operator like this. delay: (index % 8 ) * 0.25,
to be honest, i would like you release another video like that to explain more power Next.js features rather than the series which fully practices nextjs project. But btw, i always grant what you did.
You started with server action but showed react server component (RSC) functionality. Data fetch on server side is based on RSC. Server Actions is completely different and is used for data mutations on server. Try to show a client side component with use client directive directly mutating the DB using a inline function that has a use server directive inside that functions boundary. That will be a good example of react server action.
Project shows both the ways of using server action from the client (check LoadMore component) and server components. And in the beginning, it does talk about mutations and stuff through code snippets 👍
@@sujatagunale7079 really🤔 I think you couldn't understand that comment. The data is normally fetched from the server it is not server action. *But still a great video.* 💖💖
I'm following this channel for a year but never completed any single project as mostly get stuck. but this project completing after Next js also did in react js .
Many thanks for your tutorials 👍 Is it correct to say that: - the fetch on the home page server-component is done at built-time ? - and then all subsequent fetch from LoadMore client-side component are made at run-time, but not from the client as would do a "traditional" fetch in a React component, but rather on the server, thanks to the "use server" directive in the fetchAnime ("action") file ?
As a newbie, I got to the same your conclusions. If I npm run build it, the first results from homepage are statically hardened into html static files. Maybe removing it from homepage should "abuse" immediately of the LoadMore 'trigger' to dynamically ask server to fetch new data as page 1 too (also changing the prop page to init val 1 in LoadMore). As per subsequent calls by LoadMore, yes - the fetch is run by the server, but the client is still POST-ing a request to the server, instead of fetching data directly from API server. This is useful if you have "private" keys to query target APIs or some internal backend/datasource you don't want to make publicly accessible, or you don't want to write different APIs from scratch.
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00:03 Server actions are functions that run on the server and can be called like any other JavaScript functions.
02:44 Server actions in Next.js abstract the process of making API calls from client to server.
07:43 Server actions allow you to do mutations and perform create, update, and delete actions on top of the typical read operations.
10:07 Learn about infinite scrolling and server actions
15:05 Fetch data from the Shikimori API
17:28 Creating a parameter template string with page, limit, and order
21:54 Install and use react-intersection-observer package for tracking element visibility
24:09 Implementing server actions and infinite scroll for loading more data
28:30 Implement animations using framer motion in a Next.js app
30:45 Create a motion div component for client-side rendering using Framer Motion.
35:11 Optimize loading time of items when scrolling far down
37:15 Using server actions to fetch and return data for animations
41:36 Learn how to use Next.js like a pro with server actions and deep dive lectures
Amazing recap!
This is the kind of video that sorts all of the issues and explains properly. Awesome Project!
Thank you so much!
I was skeptical about the components being on server side after aplying the but they are really in server side, thank you for this tutorial.
Me too. I thought use client would be inherited by the children.
You're right, to make server side that section it's necessary to receive it in a children prop in the component.
Awesome Project Adrian! I'm 20, Brazilian and starting my career with nextjs on this month, I don't have money for the entire curse yet but I really love to make all this projects with you, I wish I will start my own projects soon, thank you for all! God bless you!
Best of luck!
Hi Adrian, know you is a blessing, I am really grateful that you make the NEXTJS14 course on sale again so I could be able to buy it yesterday. I love all of your Video contents, they are free but beyond quality. Thank you again. 💯💯💯
Thank you, enjoy!
please do more of these videos they are so helpful and not overwhelming. Thank You for your efforts.
I'm thoroughly enjoying these concise crash courses that delve into specific topics. Thank you for creating these informative videos. I look forward to more content in the future, and I would particularly appreciate a short tutorial on React Query. Keep up the great work!
More to come!
Awesome video. Yes Please make more content of this type which focuses on a single specific feature. it helps to get more in-depth knowledge of that topic. Thank you so much
You got it!
nobody makes me feel motivated to code than this guy on the leadup to the coding, well done
Just do it!
Finally I have something to do for the next two weeks! Thanks JSM.
Enjoy!
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Thank you!
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Glad you liked it!
Excellent little project with explanation of concepts! I would like to have more content like this to improve frontend concepts ! Thank you Adrian & JSM
Thanks, will do!
Wow, I'm so impressed of your websites!
Thank you
Really good project for explain the concept! I suggest everyone to use something to take note when watch this kind of video, it's nice to do the project, but it's really important to take note when he explain the concept.
Thanks for the idea!
Thank you so much, need more of this. You explain the concepts in an easy way. Thanks
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really helpful, i was struggling with infinite scroll functionality
Love you man this is the absolute best tutorial to get up and running with nextjs 14
this is great, simply and very useful class. Very required format nowadays) Show must go on!!! Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome!
The concept of Server Action became clear thanks to this video. Thanks Adrian 👏🏼👏🏼
Great! Please more of this type of videos. Thank You
Will do! 😊
33:43 Yes but some of the components are rendered client side even without directive.
So see that it is client side rendered move to the sources tab and see that browser has that AnimeCard component.
Thanks a lot sir, still great efforts 👌
Sir can you please mark the AnimeCard component with "use server" directive and reply here with what you have, everything working fine or error..?
That's a great observation
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Yess, for you :)
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Did you get hired?
@@serxeoworld5773 Not yet. Been working on getting the capital I Join the Masterclass, passed the interview with flying colours. JSM, Adrian articulates core concepts in a simple clear manner. Provided you have the innate will to learn consistently through practice. Understand, Rinse then Repeat 🔁
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As a anime lover, really excited to built this project.
Enjoy! 😊
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You got it!
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What a great short project, it works like magik. Hope to see much more.
Thanks man. Thanks a lot. This type of video is very helpful to explain concepts and facts. So, if its possible, then keep making this type of videos and contents...
I will try my best
Yes, Make these simple apps and explain these small concepts
Amazingggg! Was literally waiting for you to upload a video where you use framer motion!
It's here! 😊
Great video as always.
I appreciate that
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“nextJs becoming php” is the perfect summary of my concerns with all the new jazz
'use php';
coming soon...
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More to come!
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More to come!
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Yess!
Crash courses are awesome.. please do more of these concept based videos
Will do
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Will do
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Any time!
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Thank you so much!
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Boss! 😊
Love your way of Explaining
Wow
Next 14 with framer motion ❤
Yess! :)
My mentor, ❤ hey there!
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it's amazing, need more videos like this ?
Great
Thanks 🎉
Thank you!
I love it. Thanks, a lot!
I'm glad to hear that! :)
thx for this great tuto,
i think,
delay: (index % 8) * 0.1
can be a good way to handle the stagger(based on limit=8)
Thanks a lot 🎉 Adrian
Thanks! 😊
Hi Thanks for the video !
Info for motion:
To have a server component inside the client component you need to use children props. Something like that:
"use client";
import React from "react";
import { motion } from "framer-motion";
type Props = {
children: React.ReactNode;
className?: string;
};
const variants = {
hidden: { opacity: 0, y: -50 },
visible: {
opacity: 1,
y: 0
},
};
export const MotionDiv = ({ children, className }: Props) => {
return (
{children}
);
};
export default MotionDiv;
//export const MotionDiv = motion.div;
perfect as always....
Thank you so much 😀
For animation delay use the current page too, it will get smoother. Because the last from the first page is visible after the first of the second. Anyway awesome content thank you once more!
Great idea! 😊
Finally😆small project but great🤩
Yes! 😊
very helpful , thank you for in detail knowledge
Well done!
Thanks ADRIAN
You got it!
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Yes, embrace it!
Its an amazing day when JSM uploads a video 😉
Thank you! 😊
here is the simple code for framer motion,
just add this in your map
const adjustedIndex = index % 20;
- the number 20 is limit data perpage
so you dont need to move the map into actions file
for example, in loadmore component
data.map((series: SeriesCard, index) => {
const adjustedIndex = index % 20;
return (
);
})
sorry my english is bad
Good
Big fan sir ❤
Thank you ❤️
amazing job!
Thanks!
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I'm just waiting for your tutorial 😊
Which one?
Delicious ^^
Merci !
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Will do!
You are out of human species...Thanks man
Thank you! 😊
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Sir, Please Continue This Series Of Teaching Us NEXT JS Concepts
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Maybe in the future :)
Thank you so much.
Thank you!
These kind of videos are generally more useful
More useful than Build and Deploy?
Top Class
Appreciate it
Perfect Tutorial
great excellent plz make more project on server action
Will do!
thanks for nice video!
Bro casually showed us how to render server side components inside a client side component!
Instead of returning the AnimeCard from the server action, a better approach would be to adjust the delay. We can simply do it using the remainder operator like this. delay: (index % 8 ) * 0.25,
Thank you
to be honest, i would like you release another video like that to explain more power Next.js features rather than the series which fully practices nextjs project. But btw, i always grant what you did.
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In 5 days!
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I would like it if you could create courses in Angular or projects using it🙏❤️
Maybe one day!
You started with server action but showed react server component (RSC) functionality. Data fetch on server side is based on RSC. Server Actions is completely different and is used for data mutations on server. Try to show a client side component with use client directive directly mutating the DB using a inline function that has a use server directive inside that functions boundary. That will be a good example of react server action.
Project shows both the ways of using server action from the client (check LoadMore component) and server components. And in the beginning, it does talk about mutations and stuff through code snippets 👍
Yes! 😊
@@sujatagunale7079 really🤔
I think you couldn't understand that comment.
The data is normally fetched from the server it is not server action.
*But still a great video.* 💖💖
@@dev-akeelthankyou
I'm following this channel for a year but never completed any single project as mostly get stuck.
but this project completing after Next js also did in react js .
You can do it!
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❤️
Live Long Brother.
Same to you!
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Many thanks for your tutorials 👍
Is it correct to say that:
- the fetch on the home page server-component is done at built-time ?
- and then all subsequent fetch from LoadMore client-side component are made at run-time, but not from the client as would do a "traditional" fetch in a React component, but rather on the server, thanks to the "use server" directive in the fetchAnime ("action") file ?
As a newbie, I got to the same your conclusions.
If I npm run build it, the first results from homepage are statically hardened into html static files. Maybe removing it from homepage should "abuse" immediately of the LoadMore 'trigger' to dynamically ask server to fetch new data as page 1 too (also changing the prop page to init val 1 in LoadMore).
As per subsequent calls by LoadMore, yes - the fetch is run by the server, but the client is still POST-ing a request to the server, instead of fetching data directly from API server. This is useful if you have "private" keys to query target APIs or some internal backend/datasource you don't want to make publicly accessible, or you don't want to write different APIs from scratch.
Pls tell ur vscode theme looks so good
Catpuccin
At 12:31, what did you do to correct the errors?
Npm install