A free Next.js course that teaches building a full-stack dashboard web application step by step. Across 15 chapters it covers styling, fonts and images, layouts, navigation, databases, data fetching, rendering, streaming, search and pagination, mutating data, errors, accessibility, authentication and metadata.
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0A free Next.js course that teaches building a full-stack dashboard web application step by step. Across 15 chapters it covers styling, fonts and images, layouts, navigation, databases, data fetching, rendering, streaming, search and pagination, mutating data, errors, accessibility, authentication and metadata.
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