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Full Stack Applications with Next.js
Connect typed journal screens with verified sessions and owner-scoped server data.
- Level
- Advanced
- Estimated study
- About 10 hours
- Lessons
- 9 lessons in 3 modules
- Format
- Online, self-paced
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About this course
An advanced course for learners who finished React, TypeScript, Secure APIs and Testing. In about 10 hours you will build a private journal in Next.js 16 with Supabase sign-in, server-side reads limited to the signed-in owner, a protected update route and honest loading and error states.
What you will be able to do
- Explain server and client boundaries in a Next.js application.
- Build validated data reads and writes with account permissions.
- Choose loading, error and cache behavior appropriate to the data.
Course outline
Module 1: Routes and rendering
3 lessons · 2 h 30 minBuild route layouts and decide which work belongs on the server or in the browser.
- Create a Next.js 16 App Router project
- Render dynamic pages with asynchronous route parameters
- Keep server data separate from browser interaction
Module 2: Read and update data
3 lessons · 4 h 30 minSign in a test user, read only that user's notes on the server and update them through a protected route.
- Add Supabase sign-in and owner-only reads
- Build an owner-scoped Route Handler update
- Connect a typed editor to the private update
Module 3: Review application behavior
3 lessons · 3 hCheck loading, failures, caching and private data boundaries before deploying.
- Make loading and failures understandable
- Keep private data out of caches
- Review, extend and release the journal
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