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A 1-hour introduction to Next.js and React 🎥 This mini course is designed for beginners, but if you've used Next.js before, hopefully you'll still pick up some new tips. We'll build a quiz app using Postgres, starting from React basics and going all the way to Server Actions!

Lee Robinson

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Joost Schuur2 年前

On YouTube:

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We evaluate your current application lifecycle practices as they relate to #QA #testing and make recommendations on how to improve your #QAprocess.

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Max Shahdoost 🇺🇸2 年前

@farnam_violin Do you guys have YouTube version?

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Lee Robinson2 年前

@farnam_violin Yeah!

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Bit of Doge🐕🚀2 年前

This is exactly what y’all need to do. Teach why and how things work the way they do. A ground up explanation.

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Lee Robinson2 年前

Let me know if you have any questions!

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Gaurav2 年前

Any guide on how to setup a turborepo with expo router and Nextjs

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🇵🇰 Ahmad Bilal Farooqi2 年前

great 👍 and helpful for those who are still stuck in these stack 👌👌👌

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