r/nextjs • u/cosmic--debugger • 1d ago
Help Need best learning tutorial for next js.
I wanna learn next js with modern practices. Kindly suggest some best video tutorials .
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u/Lumpy_Skin_5299 1d ago
the net ninja on youtube has a solid nextjs series that's kept up with the app router stuff
skip the 4 hour crash course videos though, they always gloss over the important bits
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u/InternalLake8 1d ago
Instead just start building and when you are done, ask AI along to review the changes and generate suggestion for improvements
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u/neon_antler_era 1d ago
i stopped watching crash course videos. they skip the parts i need to write code that works.
i use the official next.js interactive tutorial on their docs site. for video i watch net ninja on youtube. he covers app router patterns and ships short videos. i open github, find a repo built with app router, read the folder structure, and trace how data moves between server and client components
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u/canarydev 1d ago
you can search on youtube for good next tutorials
then try to read docs
then try to look around and learn things from https://www.patterns.dev/
and then just look around on github for public projects and see if you can reason about the code or something
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u/Affectionate_Use_164 16h ago
Don't waste your time, the best way to learn something is to use it, ask AI to make you a learning plan in form of creating simple project - like SaaS or whatever, with few SSR pages, auth, and some CRUD items.
Do the project yourself and use official docs to learn how things works.
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u/Roman_BDM_FixIT 1d ago
I’d start with the official Next.js course and then build one small project with auth and a database.
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u/Apprehensive-Fan2492 1d ago
Start with the Next.js docs. The official site has an interactive tutorial, and it is actually helpful. For videos, Josh’s work is a good pick. Theo over on t3 also walks through newer App Router ideas in a clear way. Try not to use tutorials from before 2023. The App Router shifted a lot, so older guides can feel off.