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At this point in the course now,
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we learned about all the core features
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that make up Next.js,
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all the core benefits it has to offer,
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all the core features you need to know
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when you are working with Next.js in your own projects.
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And we did learn about all those concepts
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in theory with small demos
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and also with our events course project.
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In this course section, we're going to dive
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into yet another course project.
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A brand new project which we build from scratch,
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where we will again apply everything we learned
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from the ground up in one go.
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So in one complete project,
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without any pauses or interruptions,
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and we're going to build a complete blog website.
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To be precise, this is what we're going to build.
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A blog website which you could deploy like that.
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And we are going to deploy it
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in the next course section by the way.
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And this website has a starting page
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with some featured blog posts.
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And of course we as the owner of this blog
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will be able to decide which posts should be featured.
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We'll then have a page with all the blog posts.
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We can dive into an individual blog post,
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and there we also support features like in line images.
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So images inside of the article
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and inline code snippets
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which are rendered in a good looking way.
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And we also will have a contact page with a forum
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where visitors can contact us and we'll use an API route
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to handle requests sent from that form
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to then store that contact data in a MongoDB database.
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Now the blog posts will not be stored in that database.
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Instead, we'll use a language called a Markdown folded
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to add Markdown files in a special folder of our project
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and write our blogs with Markdown to then render them out
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as HTML like redoing it here.
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That is what we're going to build in this course section,
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a complete project.
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And by doing so, we will again practice
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all the things we learned
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and we again will apply all the core features
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we had a look at throughout this course.
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Now to get started with this complete blog,
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I have a brand new Next.js project
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where I just removed some of the initial pages
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and you'll find this starting project attached again.
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It's a very simple project, not too complex,
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just has some starting code, some starting structure.
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And we're going to add our own code,
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our own components, our own pages
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and our own styles step by step throughout this module.
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