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Next.js 13 learning mindmap
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Khoa
Anyone learning Next.js 13?
I'm learning Next.js and detaling my learning in mindmap
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This looks nice, I would suggest adding a "build" section also.
Keep your eyes on https://roadmap.sh/
I just discovered this website by accident today. After registering, I saw this post on the homepage. It’s useful.
I am currently learning Next.js 13. New to Next.js in general. Because 13 is so new and moves away from the pages directory to 'app', there is not a lot of fresh learning material. Most tutorials, etc cater to the old model. It's cool that they are creating it to be backwards compatible, at least for a little while.
Oh and awesome mind map too
Not sure if you're specifically looking for app router concepts, but one thing I've found super useful is a stack called T3 (can't post links yet). It offers type-safety throughout the stack from DB to Backend to Frontend, which I've come to appreicate.
I just used it to build my collaborative storytelling site in just under a week.
The mindmap looks very nice and useful :)
This is my latest project built with Next.js (App Dir) | Tailwind | TypeScript | Framer-Motion
And wrote How to Build a Simple App with Next.js
Next.js is awesome!
Great tutorial. There isn't a lot of fresh content on "App Dir" that isn't directly from the Next.js docs
Nice, I will read that article