Next.js Projects - 9 NextJS 15 projects (Instagram, Google.) (Udemy.com)

The course offers a welcoming introduction for beginners, but experienced learners may find the content repetitive. While the foundational material is well-covered, the final project lacks the challenge needed to solidify advanced concepts. Additionally, the instructor's reliance on code completion tools during lectures potentially hinders students' understanding of the coding process. To improve, the course could benefit from a more challenging capstone project and demonstrations of unassisted coding techniques.

There were 3 projects that were very interesting. You can learn next-js from this project as a beginner. The explanation was step by step with project errors and explanation of the error. I can only recommend learning it step by step with many greetings celebi

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my thoughts on this course.The instructor's teaching style is clear and engaging, and they cover a great range of topics. I love the hands-on approach with practical projects and coding exercises. It's a must for anyone serious about mastering Nextjs.

This course is a very good to understand, I realy like it! Here is only one problem - semantic html. The lector used onClick event on Icon or usied margins instead paddings. But this course is about Next.js and I realy recomend it to understand the topic and made some beatiful projects to CV :)

Absolutely loved this Next.js course! Dr. Sahand Ghavidel's hands-on projects, like IMDB, Instagram, Twitter, and Google clones, were engaging and practical. The clear explanations and valuable skills learned make it a highly recommended course for anyone interested in Next.js development.Splendid!!

while fallowing basic steps we do not optain what supposed to be achieved within basic taks at the begginer level, i think he should work on anticipation or errors so that learners don't have to strugle to look for alternatives. so far second video of 25 min 2 days of looking for solutions to probles cause by his indications. i belive he cut on the videos and trying to solve such errors and didn't notify us that we would encounter them

I thought the detailed projects were an awesome way to learn version 13 of the Next Framework. Each project, if you work through it on your own and expand upon it, will leave you with a great deal of satisfaction and confidence that you can get real work done.

This is an amazing NextJS course. The instructor explained the material in detail, very clear and easy to understand. Some projects use the updated version of Next JS 13, even though they are still using the beta version. If you use the latest stable version which is 13.3, there will be slight differences, for example the use of head.js has been deprecated & replaced with the use of metadata, the rest remains the same, you can still follow the material smoothly like in the video. I like the workflow Sahand used where at the end of each chapter, he commits the lines of code he just wrote to GitHub and reviews them again. This will further increase your level of understanding. Remommended course for everyone!

This is the best NextJS practical course I have ever taken. Was really happy this is done in Tailwind too because I already work with that CSS framework. I also love the process of committing to Git after every section. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn a hands-on approach to NextJS. Thanks Dr. Sahand Ghavidel.

The course was engaging. All three projects were informative, useful and practical. The instructor speaks slowly and clearly, so it helps a lot when coding along, but there is also the feature of increasing the playback speed of the video to 1.25x or even 1.50x (even at those speeds, you can still clearly understand what the instructor is saying). Glad that he keeps adding more functionality to the last, big, Instagram Clone project. Highly recommended course! 10/10