Hamed Bahram – The Ultimate NextJs 14 Course 2024-1 – Downloadly

Description

Ultimate NextJs 14 Course is a website and application development course using Next.js framework published by Hamed Bahram Online Academy. Next JS (Next.js) is a powerful framework for building applications based on the React JavaScript library. Using the Next.js framework, it is very easy to create SEO friendly websites and highly optimized web applications. The new features present in the new generations of this framework have made the creation of full-stack applications easier and can be used to create powerful applications.

In this training, you will get to know this framework well and learn how to use it to build full-stack applications and websites. In this training, you will learn the basic topics and main concepts, then you will learn more advanced topics such as nested layouts, dynamic rendering, revalidation, and error checking and fixing. In addition to the training videos, there are two different projects in this training that will help you implement what you have learned in this training in these projects and gain experience.

What you will learn in the ultimate NextJs 14 course:

Next JS Framework (Next.js)
Building applications based on the React JavaScript library
Creating SEO friendly websites
Full-stack website and application development
Dynamic rendering and error control and resolution
And…

Course specifications

Editor: Hamed Bahram
Lecturers: Hamed Bahram
Language: English
Level: Introduction to Advanced
Number of lessons: 37
Duration: 15 hours and 8 minutes

Course topics

The ultimate course prerequisites for NextJs 14

Basic knowledge of JavaScript and React concepts, but previous knowledge of NextJs is not required.

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The ultimate NextJs 14 course

The ultimate introductory video to the NextJs 14 course

installation Guide

After extracting, watch the video with your favorite player.

Subtitles: None

Quality: 1080p

Changes:

In version 2024/1, the number of 7 lessons and the duration of 3 hours have been increased compared to 2023/11.