Become a top 1% Next.js 13 developer in only one course
Escape the shallow content & dive deep into the hottest tech of 2023
Enter the new era of React. Here’s a little known fact. 17% of the top 1 million websites use Next.js. And Next 13 usage in those top 1 million is doubling every month.
1. Deep dive & understand how it works
Just knowing how to do something isn’t enough.
Not with ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot and new tools that can output better code every day.
See, understanding how the web actually works makes you future-proof.
You’ll be able to prompt little pieces of code and bring them together into a well-architectured app instead of getting replaced.
2. Build and deploy a complex app
If you have half the pieces of a puzzle?
You have a terrible puzzle.
That’s why theory, short tutorials, and docs aren’t enough. How do you actually bring it all together into a production-ready app?
That’s what separates a great dev from the mediocre junior who just takes on tasks given from above like a robot.
And finally ...
3. Active lessons so you’re 100% confident you can code it yourself
Look. The biggest issue with project-based tutorials is that people sometimes just follow along.
You need to practice yourself because no one will code the app for you.
This is why I added Active lessons.
Here you code the most important parts of the app.
You Master the features of Next13 to guarantee you walk away with the skills to build stunning apps with Next13 on your own.
Master the most sought-after tech stack of 2023 and beyond
You’ll need intermediate knowledge of JavaScript (eg. array methods, spread, try catch...) and beginner knowledge of React (components & JSX syntax, managing state, functional components) to take the course.
If you’re unfamiliar with these, don’t worry. We’ll provide you the resources to get you up to speed, but it definitely won’t be as easy as if you had experience beforehand.
If you’re asking if you need to know TypeScript - you don’t. Here at JSM we learn by building apps & this is the perfect chance to learn it since TypeScript is used in most industry projects.
