The video I'll now force every react dev to watch. Very great (and simple!) explanations, beautiful and soo inspiring animations, and also nice analogies!! Thank you Delba! 🎉 Hopefully your emergency got peacefully resolved 🙏
Really love how you explain, can't wait for your in-depth explanation again of how RSC Payload works for reassambe client & server component at the client 🤗
Delba, what a great content you are making, I encourage you to keep this work up, you have a great talent. Just for curiosity, what tools do you use to make this quality of videos here? Cheers from El Salvador
very nice delba , your learn is good ,which program you use for making this video special to move with code & highlight things? if your video become shorter in two video is better .
Well, I was exaggerated. Extremely beautiful coding video. Video quality, presentation is absolutely like apple products. Please let us know what software’s and video gear you use 👏🙌
Thanks a lot for creating this. 🙏🏼 Was this really made using remotion as others mentioned? It feels like a lot of thought and work was put in building the framework for yourself that was needed to make videos like this... The animations, highlights and explanations are spot on. 👏🏼
@@Trust3D what I'm actually asking is how much time does she invest to make these videos....in AE to animate each and every line....it would take a month or even more.
These videos are super insightful with the explanations and the animations, I've been going through the materials provided to learn Next and the public repos, but I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me other developer advocates channels to create my playlist
Thank you, glad to hear it. Lee does a lot of Next.js videos: www.youtube.com/@leerob. But in general, there are a lot of great Next.js videos from the community, so try searching for the topic you're interested in.
Nice video Delba. I haven't used the new react architecture, as all our projects are running on the "old model". So, it looks like Nextjs can make the new React model easier to work with by giving developers an abstraction (maybe file based) to work with front-end and back-end components? Especially as we might still need an extra backend language/framework/api to deal with all the business logic. I might be missing something as I need to dig into the new features, but feel free to comment
Thank you. This is just one way. There are lots of technical, team dynamic, existing infra tradeoffs. You don't have to go all in. REST APIs are fine and a good middle ground might want to look into is "backend of frontend (BFF)" architecture.
Yes, but `output: export` forces static pre-rendering for your entire app. You can also enable static rendering on a per route basis, and with Partial Pre-rendering on a per component basis.
Delba's i have simple question. Did you coded all the motion graphics in this video using remoiton or you hired someone plz answer. AND If emotion how and where did you learned it form do 'Amazing shit like these '?
This is so far the best video that I've watched on this topic, flawlessly explained even if the content is somewhat advanced. Great job Delba!
Delba's explanations are always concise and clear, cheers!
Cheers!
Must've taken like a million years to make this one video , huge success , sharing with others in my part of the sphere
Thank you :)
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!
This is one of the best presented and straightforward react guides I've watched. Thank you
Thank you for saying so, glad to hear it!
She has a very clear voice, which I love to listen to again and again. In addition, very good explanation of each topic.
Waow, I would pay for a course on using Remotion this well - absolutely blown away by the quality of the graphics here!
The video I'll now force every react dev to watch. Very great (and simple!) explanations, beautiful and soo inspiring animations, and also nice analogies!! Thank you Delba! 🎉 Hopefully your emergency got peacefully resolved 🙏
Thank you, yes, all is well now 🙏
as always with the very clever visual explanation, as a dev and also a teacher i learn so much from you, thanks!
Happy to hear it!
wow this is the best explanation of this concept I've seen
Wow, you are a developer with the spirit of a designer, I loved your presentation 💯
Thanks Delba, I was waiting for another video of yours, I like the way you explain, I hope you can upload content more frequently.
so much help understanding server component. thanks and looking foward to the next video!
I have yet to find any videos as well-made as yours Delba. You ROCK! 🤘
Thank you! 😊
Animations are really cool , it helped me understand how bundling works visually , great work Cheers!!
Really love how you explain, can't wait for your in-depth explanation again of how RSC Payload works for reassambe client & server component at the client 🤗
Thank you, good idea 🙏
Great content, it gives me peace the way you explain everthing!
Really useful, thanks. This talk helps to strategise how to use server actions / components in NextJs, especially the “use server” gotchas!
One of best explanation of react server components!!
Amazing work! Just loving the visuals alongside the explanation!! Please make more of these ❤
the much of effort in these videos is soo incredible , thanks for your efforts 🙏
Thank you!
Amazing summary of how things work. Very concise and to the point
Glad to hear it!
Yes, you really do explain things clearly, it's great.
This is an excellcent explantation, great job!
Simply brilliant explanation, thanks for sharing!
As it turns out, i understand well visually. This is PERFECT! Thank you so much! 😊
Glad to hear it!
What a phenomenal video, Thanks so much.
My concept is just enhanced beautifully. Thanks Delba Amazing.!
I think my UA-cam recommendations becoming better.
Great content 😊☺️
damn, this is so clear and concise. biggups from the UK ❤
Cheers James!
I have been using "use client", this video is helpful.
Great video and explanation as usual. Thank you for these!
I appreciate it!
Great explanation and one of the best visualisations. 👍 👌
I love your videos, your're doing an incredible work ! Bravo
Thank you for making videos like this! Your videos make nextjs concepts finally click for me.
Glad to hear it!
Awesome vídeo! Really great explanation to common problems
As usual, a more than wonderful explanation، Thank you ❤
Glad to hear it!
hey Delba. We want more videos like this. Especially more advanced ones please!!!
Excellent explaination, Delba!
@Delba I noticed a small bug at 10:27. 'server-only' package is meant for modules that should never be imported on the client.
You are amazing! Thanks for this wonderful video!
AMAZINGG! Thank you :)
Thanks Delba! I wish you upload videos at least 1 video in 2 weeks, I am not saying regular videos as I understand this level of content takes time.
I’ll get back to it soon!
Great video! I hope more to come
Your video always made my day :) thank you!!!!!
wonderful explanation
the animation is sooo good! thank you.
great explanation!
Delba, what a great content you are making, I encourage you to keep this work up, you have a great talent. Just for curiosity, what tools do you use to make this quality of videos here?
Cheers from El Salvador
Thank you, I use Remotion
@@Delba thank you!!
Now it makes so much sense, thanks
Woohoo, glad to hear it!
very nice delba ,
your learn is good ,which program you use for making this video special to move with code & highlight things?
if your video become shorter in two video is better .
Thanks, I use Remotion.
awesome!!!!!!! thanks a lot, greeting from colombia
Amazing video :)
Thanks Dom 🖤
This is such an awesome video, may I ask what you used to make the "slides"?
Perfect video, thanks a lot
great topic, thanks 👍
Hey Delba, great Video! What theme and font are you using for the code? I like it a lot!
vitesse and geist
Well, I was exaggerated. Extremely beautiful coding video. Video quality, presentation is absolutely like apple products. Please let us know what software’s and video gear you use 👏🙌
yes please
Thank you! I use Remotion and a DLSR camera.
Thanks a lot for creating this. 🙏🏼
Was this really made using remotion as others mentioned? It feels like a lot of thought and work was put in building the framework for yourself that was needed to make videos like this... The animations, highlights and explanations are spot on. 👏🏼
Thank you. Yeah, its remotion + custom utilities.
Most beautifully composed video I have seen!! How are you making these edits?
Thank you. I use remotion.
awesome explanations!
very well explain with visualization.
delba you are the best!
Great Video
Thanks Delba
Nice video, I like the animations and the graphics. How do you do the animations and these graphics if I may ask?
Thanks, I use a tool called Remotion.
@@Delba Thank you
Hi Delba i wish you get more subscribers to your vedio pls continue this series and pls make the complete playlist of nextjs if possible
How the hell do you make these videos 🤯💯🔥
Adobe ae
@@Trust3D no she mentioned in other videos that she uses remotion
@@aro-aro-aro ok, I see
You should watch Jurassic Park. Those effects will blow your mind
@@Trust3D what I'm actually asking is how much time does she invest to make these videos....in AE to animate each and every line....it would take a month or even more.
Wow such a nice video.
Super, what tools did u use to make like this animations ?
These videos are super insightful with the explanations and the animations, I've been going through the materials provided to learn Next and the public repos, but I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me other developer advocates channels to create my playlist
Thank you, glad to hear it. Lee does a lot of Next.js videos: www.youtube.com/@leerob. But in general, there are a lot of great Next.js videos from the community, so try searching for the topic you're interested in.
@@Delba Thank you 😊
Good explaination!
Your animations is amazing! Do you use remotion to do that? You can teach us how we can do the same?
Thank you! Yes, I use remotion. Possibly in the future, right now I'm focused on React and Next.js.
Great video. But what font are you using for code snippets? Looks cool.
Thank you. It's Geist Mono.
wow great tutorial.
I would watch a tutorial on how you made this vid 🔥
totally agree so clean
Yep ✋️
Maybe one day :)
Please mam make a full video series on react js. This is awesome 👍🏻😎
Woo! Another video! 😄
We're so back.
Superb delivery. How much of this is specific to Nextjs?
Thank you. Not much, this is primary a react/bundling feature, but its implemented in frameworks.
Nice video Delba.
I haven't used the new react architecture, as all our projects are running on the "old model". So,
it looks like Nextjs can make the new React model easier to work with by giving developers an abstraction (maybe file based) to work with front-end and back-end components? Especially as we might still need an extra backend language/framework/api to deal with all the business logic.
I might be missing something as I need to dig into the new features, but feel free to comment
Thank you. This is just one way. There are lots of technical, team dynamic, existing infra tradeoffs. You don't have to go all in. REST APIs are fine and a good middle ground might want to look into is "backend of frontend (BFF)" architecture.
@@Delba Thanks Delba, I'm going to start playing with this and also look into BFF 👍🏻
a well deilvered.. thanks a lot!!
Very insightful video!
13:40 is this what happens when you use next's `output: "export"` mode?
Yes, but `output: export` forces static pre-rendering for your entire app. You can also enable static rendering on a per route basis, and with Partial Pre-rendering on a per component basis.
This is an awesome video. May you tell me which theme and font you used for your editor? Thank you!
Thank you, vitesse and geist
omg really nice explanation congrats,subed
Thank you, welcome!
Can you please make a detailed video on next-auth with interactive learning. I wanna write and learn with you. Will be very thankful
Delba's i have simple question. Did you coded all the motion graphics in this video using remoiton or you hired someone plz answer.
AND If emotion how and where did you learned it form do 'Amazing shit like these '?
Just me, Remotion and time :)
That was amazing! Thanks. Same question as the others. What are you using to do the code animations? Look great.
It's a tool I'm building with Remotion.
how do you do these animations and graphicks design?
Hey!
can you please tell me what do you use for the animation and video creation?
man, forget about react. just teach us how to be this good at Remotion please.
Everytime when come to youtube , then i check to see your new video come or not😅
Haha, today's the day!
W visuals. W video. W delba
impressive !
Superb
what resourcesdo you use for making this video, i mean to understand the concept?
Research, playing with code, following the React team on twitter. Writing docs. Tweeting previews and getting feedback from people.
Im a bit confused with the last part of rendering the client on the server, how can u achieve that with code?
By default, Next.js prerenders a page to HTML for the first visit. It is typically called "SSR" in the javascript community.
awesome
route groups and manage layout please?
thank you!
thank you
Can we get something based on Java based framework?