Next.js From Scratch

Brad Traversy builds a property-rental application to connect Next.js routes and Server Components with persistent data and authenticated features. The syllabus includes MongoDB and Mongoose, Google sign-in, Server Actions, Cloudinary images, search, pagination, bookmarks and messaging. It is a concrete full-stack project route for learners who already understand the basics of React.

What you will learn

• Fetch and display stored property data in a Next.js app.
• Follow authentication and server-side data changes.
• Connect search, bookmarks, images and messaging features.

Who this suits

Choose this when you can read React components and want to see several application features connected in one project. Expect to configure external services as well as write interface code.

Before you enroll

The course was updated in January 2025. Authentication, database and image-service setup can differ today; use test credentials and check quotas, access rules and package versions before publishing a practice app.

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Put it into practice

Create a rental directory using fictional properties. Add a saved-property feature, then check that a signed-out visitor and a signed-in user see the correct controls and cannot modify each other’s records.

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