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Next.Js (React.JS framework) 12 Sections142 Lessons1 Quiz10 Weeks

Curriculum

  • 12 Sections
  • 142 Lessons
  • 10 Weeks
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  • Introduction to Next.js
    9 Items
    Introduction to Next JS and comparison with other frameworks.
    • 1.1
      What is Next.js?
      10 Minutes
    • 1.2
      Why use Next.js?
    • 1.3
      Next.js vs React
      10 Minutes
    • 1.4
      Next.js vs other frameworks
    • 1.5
      Key features and achitecture
    • 1.6
      How Rendering Works in Next.js
    • 1.7
      App Router vs. Pages Router: Navigating Next.js Routing Systems
    • 1.8
      Prerequisites: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React
    • 1.9
      Introduction to Next JS
      10 Minutes5 Questions
  • Installation and setup
    9 Items
    Installation and setup Next.js
    • 2.1
      Node.js and environment setup
    • 2.2
      Create a Next.js application
      15 Minutes
    • 2.3
      Run the development server
    • 2.4
      Project folder structure
    • 2.5
      Understanding package.json and scripts
    • 2.6
      TypeScript setup
    • 2.7
      ESLint and code quality
    • 2.8
      Path aliases and the src directory
    • 2.9
      Development vs production builds
  • Routing, pages and layout
    15 Items
    Routing, pages and layout
    • 3.1
      File-system-based routing
    • 3.2
      Creating pages with page.tsx
    • 3.3
      Shared layouts with layout.tsx
    • 3.4
      Nested layouts
    • 3.5
      Link component and navigation
    • 3.6
      Dynamic route segments
    • 3.7
      Catch-all and optional catch-all routes
    • 3.8
      Route groups
    • 3.9
      Private folders
    • 3.10
      Loading UI with loading.tsx
    • 3.11
      Error handling with error.tsx
    • 3.12
      not-found.tsx
    • 3.13
      Parallel routes
    • 3.14
      Intercepting routes
    • 3.15
      Programmatic navigation and redirects
  • React component and fundamentals
    11 Items
    React component and fundamentals
    • 4.1
      React components in Next.js
    • 4.2
      Server Components
    • 4.3
      Client Components
    • 4.4
      The use client directive
    • 4.5
      Choosing server or client rendering
    • 4.6
      Composing server and client components
    • 4.7
      Props and component reuse
    • 4.8
      State and event handlers
    • 4.9
      Forms and controlled inputs
    • 4.10
      Context and providers
    • 4.11
      Third-party client libraries
  • Styling, assets and user interface (UI)
    10 Items
    • 5.1
      Global CSS
    • 5.2
      CSS Modules
    • 5.3
      Tailwind CSS
    • 5.4
      Sass and CSS-in-JS
    • 5.5
      Fonts with next/font
    • 5.6
      mages with next/image
    • 5.7
      Static assets and the public folder
    • 5.8
      Responsive design
    • 5.9
      Layouts and reusable UI patterns
    • 5.10
      Scripts with next/script
  • Data fetching and rendering
    13 Items
    • 6.1
      Fetching data in Server Components
    • 6.2
      Using the fetch API
    • 6.3
      Database and ORM integration
    • 6.4
      Fetching in Client Components
    • 6.5
      Sequential vs parallel fetching
    • 6.6
      Data loading states
    • 6.7
      Streaming and Suspense
    • 6.8
      Static rendering
    • 6.9
      Dynamic rendering
    • 6.10
      Server-side rendering concepts
    • 6.11
      Client-side rendering
    • 6.12
      Partial prerendering concepts
    • 6.13
      Environment variables and server-only code
  • Caching and data updates
    11 Items
    • 7.1
      Understanding cache fundamentals
    • 7.2
      Data Cache and rendered output
    • 7.3
      Cache Components and the use cache directive
    • 7.4
      Cache boundaries and lifetimes
    • 7.5
      Revalidation strategies
    • 7.6
      Time-based revalidation
    • 7.7
      On-demand revalidation
    • 7.8
      revalidatePath
    • 7.9
      revalidateTag
    • 7.10
      Request deduplication
    • 7.11
      Optimistic UI and fresh data
  • Backend development and mutations
    12 Items
    • 8.1
      Route Handlers
    • 8.2
      GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE
    • 8.3
      NextRequest and NextResponse
    • 8.4
      Server Functions and Server Actions
    • 8.5
      Form submissions
    • 8.6
      Validation and error handling
    • 8.7
      Database CRUD operations
    • 8.8
      Cookies and headers
    • 8.9
      File uploads
    • 8.10
      Webhooks
    • 8.11
      Backend-for-Frontend patterns
    • 8.12
      API security
  • Authentication and Security
    12 Items
    • 9.1
      Authentication vs authorization
    • 9.2
      Sessions and cookies
    • 9.3
      Login and logout flows
    • 9.4
      Protecting routes and layouts
    • 9.5
      Authorization checks near data access
    • 9.6
      Role-based access control
    • 9.7
      Using authentication libraries
    • 9.8
      Environment secrets
    • 9.9
      Input validation
    • 9.10
      CSRF and request security
    • 9.11
      Content Security Policy
    • 9.12
      Data security and safe serialization
  • SEO, performance and accessibility
    14 Items
    • 10.1
      Metadata API
    • 10.2
      Dynamic metadata
    • 10.3
      Open Graph images
    • 10.4
      Sitemaps and robots.txt
    • 10.5
      Canonical URLs
    • 10.6
      Font and image optimization
    • 10.7
      Link prefetching
    • 10.8
      Lazy loading
    • 10.9
      Bundle analysis
    • 10.10
      Core Web Vitals
    • 10.11
      Accessibility fundamentals
    • 10.12
      Analytics and Speed Insights
    • 10.13
      Internationalization
    • 10.14
      Redirects and rewrites
  • Testing, deployment and production
    13 Items
    • 11.1
      Unit and component testing
    • 11.2
      Jest and Vitest
    • 11.3
      End-to-end testing with Playwright or Cypress
    • 11.4
      Build and production start
    • 11.5
      Deployment to a managed platform
    • 11.6
      Self-hosting with Node.js or Docker
    • 11.7
      Static export
    • 11.8
      CI/CD pipelines
    • 11.9
      Logging and monitoring
    • 11.10
      Instrumentation and OpenTelemetry
    • 11.11
      Production security checklist
    • 11.12
      Troubleshooting and debugging
    • 11.13
      Upgrading Next.js and codemods
  • Advanced topics and Pages Router
    14 Items
    • 12.1
      Middleware concepts and Proxy conventions
    • 12.2
      Edge Runtime
    • 12.3
      Custom servers
    • 12.4
      Multi-Zones
    • 12.5
      Progressive migration from Pages Router
    • 12.6
      Pages Router pages and layouts
    • 12.7
      getStaticProps
    • 12.8
      getServerSideProps
    • 12.9
      getStaticPaths
    • 12.10
      API Routes
    • 12.11
      Pages Router data fetching
    • 12.12
      useRouter and router events
    • 12.13
      Legacy image and head APIs
    • 12.14
      Migrating Pages Router applications

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