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This module will allow you
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to take your React skills to the next level,
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and build large scale production
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Ready React applications with ease.
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In this module, we're going to explore NextJS,
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a framework for React.
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So a Framework building up on React.
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And if that sounds strange, no worries
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I'll explain in depth what NextJS is
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and why we might wanna consider using it
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in conjunction with React over the next lectures.
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Now, in this module, I will explain in depth
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what NextJS is and why you might wanna consider using it.
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Why just React JS might not be enough,
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or might not give you everything you want.
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We're going to explore some of NextJS key features,
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file-based routing and page pre-rendering,
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and I'll explain what that is.
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And we're also going to learn how we can build
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full stack applications with NextJS
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by adding an API to our project, and by adding data fetching
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to pre-render pages with data.
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We're going to learn all about that in depth in this module.
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We're going to see many small examples
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and an example project, a meetups project
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which we're going to build,
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where we render a list of meetups and can add meetups
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and then display individual meetup data,
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and where that data will be stored in an actual database.
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And we will write the code for communicating
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with that database,
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and we're going to build all of that with React,
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but specifically then also with NextJS.
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By using the powerful features NextJS offers us
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on top of React as we know it.
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And therefore let's dive in
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and let's explore the most important question first.
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What exactly is NextJS and why would we use it?
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