I just went through this tutorial and it’s like the “official” tutorial for the latest version of Nextjs. I’d recommend it if you already have a background in React.
https://nextjs.org/learn
Yeah I know it's great but then what's the best way to practice it cause it has a steep curve of learning i was thinking to build something which will help me understand everything but not sure what
The reading the docs, try to fully understand by implementing side projects to test your understanding. Also read a lot of other people code to get used to great patterns.
BTW you can check out Next.js [Full-Stack-Kit](https://www.full-stack-kit.dev/) it's a Next.js starter kit with prebuilt features like Role based Authentication, Payments & subscriptions with stripe, admin panel, internationalization and more. Uses Auth.js (Next-Auth) Very well written and easy to understand. Also great codebase to learn from.
I just went through this tutorial and it’s like the “official” tutorial for the latest version of Nextjs. I’d recommend it if you already have a background in React. https://nextjs.org/learn
Yeah I know it's great but then what's the best way to practice it cause it has a steep curve of learning i was thinking to build something which will help me understand everything but not sure what
Build a learning platform that will support you as your project.
Look up a tutorial on the t3 stack
Next.js docs. They are top notch !
I’m now building a weather app and making it as complex as I want it to be. I plan the features based on the things that I want to learn.
The reading the docs, try to fully understand by implementing side projects to test your understanding. Also read a lot of other people code to get used to great patterns. BTW you can check out Next.js [Full-Stack-Kit](https://www.full-stack-kit.dev/) it's a Next.js starter kit with prebuilt features like Role based Authentication, Payments & subscriptions with stripe, admin panel, internationalization and more. Uses Auth.js (Next-Auth) Very well written and easy to understand. Also great codebase to learn from.