[Full Stack Mastery] Cloning 3 Websites with Supabase (Next.js 14)

For those of you who are wondering whether or not to take this course, I would like to explain the advantages I felt while taking the course. I have also compiled a list of people who will benefit from listening. Advantages 1. You can quickly get used to using the latest technologies and Supabase with 3 clone codings. 2. You can directly experience and implement the latest technologies of NextJS, such as Server Actions. 3. You can focus on learning the core functions required for actual projects, such as infinite scroll. 4. You can improve your development experience by learning the deployment methods of both Vercel and AWS. I think I can explain the advantages in four ways. I have compiled a list of people who will benefit from listening to this lecture. 1. Those who have basic background knowledge of global state management and server API and want to become proficient through repeated learning. 2. Those who want to integrate the backend and frontend to complete a single project. 3. Those who want to experience the entire process from project creation to deployment. 4. Those who want to become familiar with code and function implementation through repeated learning. Although the lecture initially provides a comprehensive explanation of the technology stack covered in the lecture, such as React Query, Recoil, and NextJS, If you don't have basic knowledge, it may be difficult to understand. Since the lecture focuses on utilization rather than basic explanations of technology or libraries, if you don't have background knowledge, I recommend that you learn the basics first and then take this lecture. Compared to other lectures, the progress is fast and the number of projects to be completed is large, so you will be able to feel your skills improving by repeatedly implementing functions in a short period of time. I recommend this lecture to anyone who is considering taking it for proficiency.

I wanted to try Supabase, but I was having trouble because there was not enough material to use it in Next.js, and then I came across this course. I liked that I could learn the basics of Supabase with a simple project like a to-do list and then implement major functions like Storage and Auth myself. The lecture content is well organized in Notion, so it was easy to follow the lecture, and the explanations were step-by-step, so I was able to listen to the lecture quite a bit while working at the company☺️ Thank you for making such a great course. It was very helpful.

Unlike other lectures, it is not a uselessly long lecture that lasts for tens of hours, and I like that it is concise and consists of only the key points.

I wanted to be able to handle Supabase as my portfolio stack, and this lecture was perfect for my needs of being able to use it together with NextJS and TS. As someone who is new to the app router method, I was able to quickly understand the directory structure that is different from the page router, and I think I was able to easily learn the settings that I had to learn through trial and error by looking through the official Supabase documentation one by one. If Ropun opens another practical lecture, I will come to listen again. It seems to be the lecture that I learned the most from among the lectures I took this year!

While there are a few things that could be improved, overall, this seems to be a very well-made course. Thank you for creating such an excellent course! ^_^ # Areas for Improvement 1. The audio levels are inconsistent across the lectures, and some lectures are so quiet that I have to turn up the speaker volume quite a bit to hear them. 2. Although it is a hands-on course, it would be even better if each lecture started or ended with a brief presentation summarizing the theory covered in the practical exercise (such as Supabase's features and the APIs used to handle them).

It's easy to follow along ^^ It helps to have a basic understanding of React and Next.js to pick up the pace. (If you don't have the basics, there's not much point in watching this...)

I really liked the fact that it was updated based on feedback as well as the friendly lecture explanation. This is a recommended lecture for front-end developers who have ideas but have difficulty implementing services due to the burden of back-end knowledge.

Thank you for explaining it so thoroughly. Thanks to you, Rofen, I was able to learn a lot. If I listen to the lessons diligently and repeatedly, I will learn it well and use it.