yea, this is the best tutorial i've seen so far. can't believe i spent hella hours trying to figure out homebrew and pip and vscode as a new mac user

i have a HDMI monitor switcher (1 monitor to multiple inputs like a PS5, Windows, Mac, etc). 1 samsung hdmi monitor (1440p 60hz) is connected to it so i can switch between my home windows PC and my work Macbook M2 Pro. i could also directly connect the hdmi monitor to the macbook's hdmi port. i have another LG monitor (1600p 60hz) directly connected to one of the usb-c ports of the macbook. both monitors work with the macbook with lid open or closed. it does need to be connected to a power source otherwise it disconnects both monitors.

thank you very much! it was straightforward which is easy to understand. thank you.

Commenting to support. Keep up the good work

Most underrated channel I've seen, tutorials are so clear and simple yet detailed. Thank you!

does the "use client" in wrapper component make the whole page not ssr friendly?

lol, now main issue is how to get data from db in js file :)) u used static json array

thanks man

Is NEXT_PUBLIC_ENV working well on the client side?

Sent you a dm on instagram.

hi. can i use your method to set cookies for value of cart id?

Fetching to an outside url, in your example dummy.json/products didnt work for me :(

But doesn't it mean that the slugs are open and accessible to anyone?

I have a question what microphone do you use? Thanks!

Mil gracias

Hey, what is the difference between router handlers and api routes, and which one can i use in a next js 14 app?

Awesome. thanks v much

Thank you so much for sharing this information, I am about to launch my website but I need this for my Merchandise. Watching all the way from Vanuatu

Great

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I really like the straightforward nature of this tutorial. Way to stay on task and show how to do the thing concisely.

Nice video but when i create my own custom api route a POST route amplify throws error 500, please how do i resolve this

u should have your own paid channel. it is that good

Thanks, I like your content happy coding, where can I find the previous video?

I'm used to separating the BE in its own directory but have it still use the original package.json at root, here you init one inside the backend dir - is there a specific programmatic reason for doing this, or does this just keep things organized?

Really helpfull ;) thanks

Finally what I’ve been looking for! Thanks for the wonderful info!!!

Great thanks for sharing

Awesome content as always Kai!

thanks!

This is a great video. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial. Could you kindly may be in a future video show us how we can use the cookies to log in the user if the cookies haven't yet expired instead of calling the sign in form client component. Again, amazing work.

Idk why they don’t update the docs. But great tutorial

I love the tutorial, can't help but feel cheated that in less than 30 minutes, you've accomplished what I couldn't in a week. Thank you, G.

Wonderful session! Quite a lot of take away from this session. Keep up your good work! I spent some evenings, it's worth spending that much time. Thanks. NB: There are few changes in the syntax, now and then, due to update in the versions.

really terrific. You are a very good instructor. 1 question: in the client, does each page run its own axios fetch code on the page (or is that code separated out like a component)? Thanks again for the really helpful videos on React.

terrible

bro can you make a todo app with next js with external api fetch , typescript would be more related if you can.

bro you are a gold.

Would the Axios code normally be in the same file as the form?

Hey why do i get the error useFormStatus is not defined? I am also using nextjs14 and react 18 and react-dom 18

thanks for theses valuable infromations

Hmm, interesting. I have a 2022 macbook pro M2 13 inch and can only connect one monitor out of the box. I don't have an HDMI port on the right side though. Your buddy must have been talking about one like mine.

could u pls add this code to your Github repository

I though u need to import react for each component page, but u don't and it works. Why is that?

I really appreciate your help in understanding the correct way to use Next.JS 14. It's a concept I've been struggling with for a long time, but you've made it much easier to grasp. Thank you.

Hi, Kai, Your video was nice ,but if you fetch your own api route in the server component it will give you "SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', "<!DOCTYPE "... is not valid JSON at JSON.parse (<anonymous>) at parseJSONFromBytes (node:internal/deps/undici/undici:5329:19) at successSteps (node:internal/deps/undici/undici:5300:27) at fullyReadBody (node:internal/deps/undici/undici:1447:9) at async specConsumeBody (node:internal/deps/undici/undici:5309:7)" in the production when you deploy in the vercel. I am also facing the same problem , I dont know how to solve it , can make a video on it

some people used to set GET(req,res), if you use "res" in it you CAN NOT use {params} too, you'll probably get and error!(params is undefined)

some people used to set GET(req,res), if you use "res" in it you CAN NOT use {params} too, you'll probably get and error!(params is undefined)

Love the intro 💪