Awesome Next.js #15
Andreas Keller / April 01, 2021
2 min read
Welcome to another great week with new awesome Next.js tutorials.
Let's build Whatsapp 2.0 with NEXT.JS! (1-1 Messaging, Live Status, Styled-Components, React.JS)
Sonny Sangha released a banger of a video showing us how to build a Whatsapp clone with Next.js, Styled Components and Firebase. The video is 4 hours long, but still very entertaining and instructive.
Using Serverless Redis with Next.js
After last weeks article from Lee Robinson about using Redis with Next.js. This week we got a video about using Redis with Next.js in Serverless environments.
Send Emails From Your Next.js App With Sendgrid
Hunter Becton shows us in this video how to send transactional emails from your Next.js application using Sendgrid and Dynamic Templates.
Next.js Image with Cloudinary - Blurred Placeholder Images Tutorial
Learn how to create blurred placeholder images for a great loading user experience with Cloudinary and the Next.js Image component in this video by Colby Fayock
Hosting Next.js on Netlify
Cassidy Williams was invited to the purrfect.dev podcast hosted by Alex Patterson and Brittney Postma talking about hosting Next.js on Netlify. Cassidy shared lot's of great tips for Next.js on Netlify and hinted about an upcoming Netlify release where they will implement Next.js' Incremental Static Regeneration a little different to mitigate some of its drawbacks.
Next.js and Netlify for a better and faster Backlinko website
Netlify also published a quest blog post by Thom Krupa about how his agency Bejamas migrated Backlinko - one of the world’s top websites for SEO tips, advice, and training - from Wordpress to Next.js and the challenges they faced.
Create an Ecommerce Site Using Shopify, Next.js, and Builder.io (with Steve Sewell) — Learn With J
Steve Sewell teaches Jason Lengstorf (and us!) how to use Next.js, Shopify, and Builder.io to give non-developers control over the look and feel of an ecommerce site in this video.
Find more Next.js videos and articles on Awesome Next.js.
Have an awesome week! Andreas