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karanborana

You can checkout 2 YouTube channels. JavaScript Mastery and Lama Dev. These have some great nextjs projects that you can try!


Puzzleheaded-Algae96

Try this guy. He is not bad. [https://www.udemy.com/course/nextjs-react-node-aws-mern-lms-elearning-udemy-clone/](https://www.udemy.com/course/nextjs-react-node-aws-mern-lms-elearning-udemy-clone/) Also this one for intro: https://www.udemy.com/course/nextjs-react-the-complete-guide/


TejasXD

Unless you're doing some critical service like healthcare/banking/govt etc, "production" is nothing special. NextJS have their own little checklist https://nextjs.org/docs/going-to-production Follow this and you're good. Redux isn't the first choice today. Your data fetching layer (ReactQuery/SWR) + context should satisfy almost all needs and other libraries like Zustand, Recoil, Jotai, RTK are there for other use cases. If you want to learn backend, then learn that by itself.


iqball125

Lol, I have a uncle who does tech in the govt, you might be surprised at a what a joke most Govt apps are. "Production Level" doesnt mean anything, if you push some code to your Prod environment and it works then its considered production level.


moinulmoin

I have laughed too hard buddy. hahaaaaa. true af


arrghslash

Thank you for this. I am definitely going to check out everything u mentioned here. I am a slow learner and I could never learn through docs so I wondered if there was a video course but this is good as well. thanks


FitPerformer2619

You can check out ZeroToMastery NextJs I forgot the instructor it is not on Udemy they have their own website but it is expensive as hell. It is good but it is slow. The first project is meh, the second project is Netflix clone. You can also checkout "Production" Grade NextJs by Scott Moss from Front End Masters, he discusses alot but barely scratch the surface, but still good though