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[Fullstack Introduction] Supabase, 10x Better Than Firebase
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Supabase to give wings to full-stack development! Complete full-stack development in 2 hours with Supabase, a superset of Firebase.
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PostgreSQL, Next.js, TailwindCSS
Supabase, the wings for your full-stack development! Through three clone projects, you will quickly learn how to perform professional-level full-stack development using Next.js 14 and Supabase.
880 learners
Level Basic
Course period Unlimited

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5.0
official
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.
5.0
Jane
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.
5.0
조현석
I started taking this course because I wanted to create my own web app while doing frontend development. When I tried integrating Next.js and Supabase on my own, it was quite difficult, but through this course, I was able to learn a lot. Thank you for creating such a great course! Thanks to it, I'm getting 3 portfolios as a bonus 😊😊 Additionally, Next.js is currently at version 15 while the course uses version 14, so there were more syntax differences than I expected. It would be more convenient for learning if you could add supplementary materials about version differences to the course, or guide students to use the npx create-next-app@14 ... command.
How to do serverless full-stack development with Supabase (Authentication, File Upload, Real-time Chat)
Next.js Version 14 (feat. App Router, Server Action)
Implementing Kakao OAuth Login
Tailwind CSS, React Query, Recoil libraries
How to deploy projects using Vercel and AWS
Implementation of infinite scroll and drag-and-drop features
Domain Purchase and Integration
Who is this course right for?
A frontend developer who wants to see full-stack development through to the end
Solo developers or small development teams who want to significantly lower the difficulty of development and operations.
Those looking for a backend service optimized for side projects
Need to know before starting?
Basic understanding of Next.js or React.js
Basic CSS knowledge
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(Current) 7th-year Full-stack Developer
(Lecturing) Instructor at Sparta Coding Club
(Education) B.S. in Computer Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
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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.
Wow, thank you so much for writing such a detailed course review!! I was worried about how the students would perceive the many projects, but I'm so touched that they said it actually helped them. ㅎㅎ By the way, you're almost done with the course already 🫢 Good luck with the remaining courses, beginners! If there's any difficult content in the latter half, I'll actively help you out :)
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I started taking this course because I wanted to create my own web app while doing frontend development. When I tried integrating Next.js and Supabase on my own, it was quite difficult, but through this course, I was able to learn a lot. Thank you for creating such a great course! Thanks to it, I'm getting 3 portfolios as a bonus 😊😊 Additionally, Next.js is currently at version 15 while the course uses version 14, so there were more syntax differences than I expected. It would be more convenient for learning if you could add supplementary materials about version differences to the course, or guide students to use the npx create-next-app@14 ... command.
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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.
Thank you for the precious review! I also find it hard to follow a class that is too long, so I tried to compress as much content as possible into 10 hours. Thank you so much for your kind words.
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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.
Hello Jane! It's so cool that you're able to take the course so quickly while working. 🫢 I'm explaining it slowly so that students can understand it well. If it seems a little slow, you can use the speed function. Thank you so much for leaving a valuable review!
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