Build Full Stack Application with Next JS 13.x and Mongo-DB (Blogging Application) Code Walkthrough
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https://github.com/tkssharma/t3-stack-monorepo
Welcome to this tutorial where we will build a full-stack application using Next.js 13.x and MongoDB. In this video, we will walk you through the process of creating a blogging application.
Throughout this tutorial, we will cover the following steps:
1. Setting up the development environment: We will guide you through installing Node.js, Next.js, and MongoDB on your system.
2. Creating a new Next.js project: We will start by initializing a new Next.js project and setting up the basic folder structure.
3. Building the backend with MongoDB: We will demonstrate how to set up a MongoDB database and establish a connection from our Next.js application. You will learn how to define models, create schemas, and perform CRUD operations on the database.
4. Designing the frontend: We will create the user interface for our blogging application using Next.js components and styles. You will learn how to implement features like user authentication, creating blog posts, and displaying a list of blog posts.
5. Integrating the frontend with the backend: We will connect the frontend components with the backend APIs we built earlier. You will understand how to send requests to the server, handle responses, and update the UI accordingly.
6. Deploying the application: We will show you how to deploy your Next.js application to a hosting provider of your choice, making it accessible to users on the internet.
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a fully functional blogging application built with Next.js and MongoDB. You will gain hands-on experience in building a complete full-stack project and learn essential concepts along the way.
If you're interested in mastering Next.js and MongoDB, this video is perfect for you. So, let's dive in and start building our blogging application together!
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