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its nice that it caches but i dont like that you cant control it. I have RQ update the cache after doing Put or Delete calls to my product cart so the front end doesnt need to re-get the cart. I dont see how next would use the result of the PUT call to store for future GET calls?

thanks. can i ask you what vscode theme you use?

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good explanation, thank you! everything is clear

Great Course.

This is amazing !!!! When will you make a react 19 tutorial ??

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Hi, your video is wonderful but you always only create form with server actions not update/edit the form with server actions if i need to use useState for edit then why we need server actions we simply use fetch call if not need then how to initial value show plz make also video on this? And if we have array of inputs like cosnt [bankDetails,setBankDetails]=useState([{bankName:'',accountName:''},{bankName:'',accountName:''}]); const handleChange=(e,i)=>{ const {name,value}=e.target; const updatedValue=bankDetails; updatedValue[i][name]=value; setBankDetails(updatedValue); } return( {bankDetails.map((bank,i)=>(<div key={i}> <input type="text" name="bankName" value={bank.bankName} onChange={(e)=>handleChange(e,i)}/> <input type=""text" name="accountName" value={bank.accountName} onChange={handleChange}/> </div> )}) but how we handle in server actions because if i have 2 initial create bank details but when i submit its give me only last values please explain also this

Just started to learn Next and this came up. Appreciate it!

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My goal is to make mobile apps is there any full course to this roadmap. Ive been away from JavaScript since 2016 but i still can get around with many stuff. Where can i start?

You are perfect I would say

So many questions i had got now answered. From Finland thank you sir!

Hey, great video! Do you know how can we add sitemap.xml/robots.txt to the blog posts? Also, is it possible to update the sitemap when using on-demand revalidation when adding/updating a blog post, so everything stays in sync? Thanks!

Thanks!!!

another good one!

What would you do as a 40+ year old, or suggest to a 40+ years old without prior professional experience in coding/programming/dev: 1. webdev: HTML, CSS, JS, REACT, NEXTJS, FIGMA? 2. (big)data: PYTHON, SQL, PowerBI? 3. Web3/Blockchain dev: PYTHON, SOLIDITY 4. none of above, and stick to current job, no matter whatever it is, becaue ${reasons (age, ...)}!

With all the AI tools (Gemini, ChatGPT, Copilot, ...) and the low-code tools to drag-and-drop a website or an app together the current generation is growing up with, in a couple of years companies will be begging for candidates able to write 5 lines of code that makes sense and works. OR Current situation will get worse, AI and low-code will take over the main industry, while a very small pool of programming engineers will be needed to do actual software engineering. Resulting in a situation that coding, programming won't be a good choice for your professional life. What do you think?

Good job

As usual, nothing to say, very clear & great content ! ❤ ( btw what is your vscode theme? )

Finally my doubts regarding server components and server actions are cleared. Thank you ❤️

Only about half hour into the video, but already learning a lot. Thank you so much for making this

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Great video! Thank you for the examples and different use cases

Dear Wesley could you please tell me how to get in touch with you for collaboration.

THANK YOU!

I like how interesting your material is, a hug and keep it up!

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thanks, can you please make the next project on "video streaming with S3, cloudfront and nextjs" also with uploading/retrieving videos from API and show them on front end with optimisation, etc like simple youtube app

I am from Indonesia, and i love all off your video, thank you so much 👍🏻 my dream is to be the best developer like you😅

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Hi Sir. thanks for your video. when it comes to Authentication and Payments, taking Next-Auth and Stripe as the example, do they work without the support of backend? i mean if i can implement authentication and payment just using them without implementing java/spring based application server?

thank you sooooo sooooo much, I was confused for the 'use client' for weeks and you explained in a clearly and easy way to understand!

Hey ByteGrad, I recently bought your NextJS course and it is great! I am currently working through the PetSoft project and I am at the point where we are using Shadcn/ui for components. I was wondering how you stay up to date on new technology in the space like shadcn? Thanks.

the best explanation ever! thank you!

I simply love it, thanks for this great content🎉

Thanks teacher. Which snippets did you use to autocomplete?

Awesome. Hi from Azerbaijan

Thank you for explaining this well, i have banged my head on JS error handling for so long

What an awesome video, I've been in tech and web dev for 30 for years and this was a brilliant state of the union snapshot. Thanks for the video!!

Industry standards will always remain ridiculous, for my personal project I went with React + MobX, Firebase and a couple custom UI kits with vanilla CSS (utilizing flexgrid, etc). That's all you need to create a sleek lightweight SPA with users and backend.

You're a savage!! Thanks so much. Every sentence is valuable. On top of learning what I need to do, I pick up so many tips in how you write you code that I advance as a developer.

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what if we try await setCount(count + 1) in a async function

Can we access the state inside a child server component, if we do the same with redux (instead of context)?

I'm just around half way there in the video & feeling like I have watched hours long tutorial. Highly appreciate the content! Highly appreciate your efforts & knowledge! Bundle of thanks!

Solution 3 worked for me. But it wasn't because of a third-party component but related to an API fetch combined with a third-party Nextjs framework like Makeswift and their "ReactRuntime.registerComponent." Thanks!

Regarding the first cause, the reason this happens is because block-level elements, such as <h1>, <div>, and so forth, are blocks with defined "space" (even if the space is 0 px by 0 px) and cannot be placed inside an inline element (an HTML element with no defined space). This is akin to placing an object inside a void. :)

Change the title to Mistakes devs make. I’m not a beginner and you made some great points!