Next.js Server Actions... 5 awesome things you can do

#reactjs #javascript #webdevelopment

[TomHermans]

Like how you specifically chosen dogs for this tutorial so you could have upDog as a function. Well played

[James_Hallam]

Fantastic content. Information rich with no filler but seasoned with a little levity and entertainment. Perfect.

[pif]

I would love to see a video with frameworks and languages portrait as tribes and nations that fight over the Web like it was an history class

[yubtubtime]

Awesome! Best programming channel on YouTube. This is the perfect level of information to jump into the docs without getting in over your head 👍

[alexanderf]

thank you, I finally started to understand developing technics thanks to your videos

[maxwebstudio]

Amazing video. Thank you ! So excited about those updates 🔥

[codinginflow]

Did you not apply any custom font here because it causes jitter in the UI when you revalidate the page?

[manav]

InertiaJS also reloads components without needing to build an API, while also preserving state without a refresh, all from your backend router from ROR or Laravel. I don't like having server and client code in the same file, but that's just me.

[vin]

Using server actions defined somewhere in client components even with having to use useTransition is still really cool and probably going to be my most used feature.

[planetmall]

Great video! Loves your coding tutorials!

[Alex-xlxe]

Server Actions are the feature I literally needed the most right now, I had two github-discussions running which where closed now because of this.

[AshleyTayles]

Love your humour dude, thanks for the content! 😊

[jordondax]

You're a machine! Enjoyed the video.

[mertdr]

“Javascript rules them all” idea has been a smart choice to handle both frontend and backend by a single language. server actions brings the same react conventions rather than nodejs or api routes paradigm and makes to adopt this approach easier. But I don’t know if it’s good or bad news for frontend devs since we all are becoming full stack devs gracefully like the old days (php+jquery). Nowadays having smaller teams is becoming a trend even for big companies after all.

[taktak]

Thanks. best tutorial video ever seen.

[jeykherjiot]

Very clear you explanation, you're awesome bro

[Sindoku]

I’m thinking that NextJS is turning into Ruby on Rails, which most people didn’t like because of how “magicky” it felt. In the other hand, if you understood how it works, then using RoR offered a big advantage.

[Danielo]

Do you know what’s great about api endpoints? Freedom to move your app to a different backend

[haze]

I knew it was coming, I was prepared for the punchline, it still got me. Every. time. Curse you upDog!

[Slaat]

loved the timing with the like button glow up!