the most important Next.js features to learn (in 8 minutes)

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[josh.manders]

Little fun VSCode Explorer file creation tip: Instead of "create folder" and enter "users" then right click that and "create file" to create page.tsx, you can just select "create file" then type the full path such as "users/page.tsx" and VSCode will automatically create the folder if it doesn't already exist, as deep as you make the path.

[alonsoalarconaguilar]

1 hour worth content resumed in less than 10 minutes, thanks Cody!!!

[sole]

that was awesome, its actually way to short, you should do a playlist where you cover all the typical workflow with the best practices to follow. sorry about for the typos English is not my first language.

[TiriasCZ]

This type of content is great. I haven't looked into Next.js for a while and this video showed me in 8 minutes something that I would have had to study for an hour from the documentation.

[waleedaamer]

Coming from like 2 beginner NextJS tutorials, this has some how taught me more then 4 hours of YouTube

[wlockuz]

This is exactly how I love to learn something. Just get my hands dirty, try to make it work, make assumptions. When those assumptions don't work you learn something in a way you never forget.

Obviously its not for everyone, but those who enjoy exploratory learning its the best feeling.

[null_spacex]

Me watching you do things I do every single day: 👁️👄👁️

[grandpowr]

These short type of videos are really good, keep at them!

[WebDevCody]

btw, I know y'all will call me out on that form reset hack, here is a proper solution

useEffect(() => {
if (state.message === "success") {
formRef.current?.reset();
}
}, [state]);

[discoRyne]

Appreciate the compressed flow to this upload.

[Emperorll]

Awesome! Yes please, more of these compact learn next.js features. It's simple, fast and concise, great to focus and retain information.

[boyo_]

This is great! I already know this stuff, but having content that summarizes all of it really well helps me a lot!

[starlordjs]

First 10 seconds made me watch whole video 🤣
love your content, quick and simple, you're the best, Cody !

[laurentperroteau]

Thanks, just what I was looking for to understand how build classic CRUD thing in Next.js

[blink]

this is the type of content that developers with knowledge on a different framework/library need in order to learn Nextjs quickly. Thanks

[didjeycs]

Rly enjoyed the video. Maybe it was too short (or too fast, wtv), but very useful ! Hope to see more like this explaining best practices, typical workflow, and most common things to do (already covered fetch, maybe some CRUD and state management on Next)

[Wodziwob]

I love this. Please more of this type of super fast digestible video.

[fvbixn]

As somebody who has a large page router nextjs app, it’s great to get an overview of all the new stuff. Though there are so many breaking changes and issues, I probably never migrate 😂

[lucasolivero]

the value that you gave us is just amazing

[dr.lazysloth]

Quick and simple content to learn or refresh knowledge. Great teacher 🙂