In this video I will show you how to add sitemap and robots.txt files to your Nextjs application. Sitemap.xml and robots.txt are important for SEO. We will use Next.js API Routes for generating sitemap dynamically every time user (or crawler bot) requests it.

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More about robots.txt: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/robots/intro
More about sitemap: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/sitemaps/overview
Next.js API routes: https://nextjs.org/docs/api-routes/introduction
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Example project from the video: https://github.com/tumetus/nextjs-sitemap-example

Timestamps
00:00 Project setup
00:20 Adding robots.txt file
01:44 Adding sitemap
04:36 Dynamic sitemap
05:10 Reviewing tuomokankaanpaa.com sitemap API route

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How to add SITEMAP and robots.txt to Next.js application (fast and easy!)

Learn how to source MDX content in Next.js to dynamically create pages for a blog.

🧐 What's Inside
00:00 - Intro to using MDX in Next.js
00:10 - Tools we'll use like MDX and Next.js
00:34 - Starting Next.js app from scratch with Create Next App
01:28 - Creating sample MDX blog posts
02:43 - Sourcing MDX content with Next.js MDX Enhanced plugin and Next.js Compose Plugins
05:31 - Creating a React template for blog post pages
08:37 - Using Gray Matter and node.js in getStaticProps to look up available MDX blog posts
14:28 - Adding posts prop to page component with dynamic blog post page links
15:43 - Looping through posts date to add Next.js links to the homepage
17:27 - Adding and configuring Next.js Image to add an image with a React component into an MDX blog post
19:20 - Outro

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Use MDX in Next.js to Dynamically Create Pages for a Blog

Learn how to set up ESLint, Prettier, and Husky to consistently write and style your code. We'll be using a TypeScript and Next.JS project to demonstrate how you can set up Visual Studio to lint and format your code whenever you hit save, as well as setting up pre-commit hooks to check your code for style consistency using Husky.

Grab the code used in this video here:
https://github.com/jarrodwatts/code-like-google

The resources I used in this video:
Prettier: https://prettier.io/
ESLint: https://eslint.org/
Husky: https://www.npmjs.com/package/husky

For the text version of this video, and step by step code snippets:
http://blog.jarrodwatts.com/nextjs-eslint-prettier-husky

Other helpful links:
- Text version of this video: https://blog.jarrodwatts.com/nextjs-eslint-prettier

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:47 - What we're building
1:12 - Creating the Next.JS App
1:39 - TypeScript
2:22 - ESLint
3:57 - Prettier
5:22 - Visual Studio Code
7:04 - Husky
9:09 - Important Note
9:52 - Conclusion

In this guide I'm going to run through how you can:
- Setup your Next.JS projects using Typescript, ESLint, Prettier, and Husky.
- Lint and format your code to align to the style rules you defined in config.
- Auto-format and auto-style your code whenever you click save.
- Check if your code meets all of your style rules before you git commit.
- Use and extend Google's Typescript style guidelines.

How To Setup Next.JS with TypeScript, Prettier, ESLint and Husky

Launch your own dropshipping store with Next.js, Printful, and Snipcart with this starter repo!

Build your own Headless eCommerce storefront with Next.js and Snipcart, and deliver swag powered by Printful. End to end commerce, styled using TailwindCSS and deployed on Vercel.

This starter comes production-ready with some kickass features out of the box, no extra configuration required (unless you want to 😉).

- Realtime shipping prices
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- Built with Next.js
- Cart & Checkout with Snipcart
- Styled with Tailwind CSS
- Fully Typed
- Recover abandoned carts
- One click deploy

Learn more at https://headlessdropshipping.com

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The 5 most popular React frameworks are Create React App (could argue it's not even a framework), Gatsby, Next.js, Blitz and RedwoodJS. They all have pros and cons to them, and different use-cases. This video aims to give an overview of each of them, highlighting their differences and what I personally find their most compelling features.

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React Framework Comparison: Gatsby, Next.js, Blitz, Redwood

Hai everyone,
In this video,  we will see how to add a loading icon between the page transitions in next js (or react js) app.

Link for the loading icon used:

https://loading.io/spinner/blocks/-rectangle-square-rotate-cycle-adobe


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The new Next.js SDK is here! This SDK makes setting up authentication and authorization in Next.js easier than it's ever been. You can get started in minutes by adding just a few lines of code.

This SDK has loads of features for helping you protect your Next.js applications.

- easy configuration
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- higher order functions for protecting your pages and API routes
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In this video I show you how to build an AirBnB Clone, as well as manage all your data visually. We are going to build a backend for the app that defines the relationships between our data thanks to Schemas and Types, and add data using Sanity Studio ( http://bit.ly/sanity-studio )

Topics we will be touching on:
- Schemas
- Types
- Content Management Systems
- Geolocation
- Google Maps API
- Clustering Markers
- Next.js
- ServerSideProps
- Sanity SDK
- React Hooks

and much more!

0:00 - Introduction
2:39 - Getting started with Sanity
11:43 - Creating our Sanity Schemas
24:55 - Creating PropertyImage Type
30:15 - Creating Review Schema
34:44 - Creating Traveller Schema
35:50 - Creating Person Schema
42:28 - Adding Data to our Sanity Studio
52:17 - Getting Started with Next.js
56:00 - Connecting our Sanity App to our Next app
1:00:20 - Querying our Data with GROQ
1:03:57 - Building our Next.js pages
1:24:23 - Styling with CSS and Google Fonts
1:31:10 - Adding in our images
1:43:25 - Adding in our AirBnB property information styling
1:46:45 - Adding in Review information
1:54:25 - Adding in Location information
2:06:01 - Adding Links with Next.js
2:07:15 - Building our AirBnB’s home page
2:17:40 - Building our NavBar component
2:21:30 - Adding our AirBnB logo
2:23:35 - Adding a Cluster Map
2:30:25 - Conclusion


If you get stuck, the Sanity community I was talking about can be found here on the Sanity Exchange (https://www.sanity.io/exchange) and the Sanity Slack Community (https://slack.sanity.io/).

The code for my GitHub can be found here: 
- https://github.com/kubowania/airbnb-sanity-backend
- https://github.com/kubowania/airbnb-sanity-frontend

Google Maps API info can be found here: https://developers.google.com/maps
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