Create a demo of “Here is how I used AI to help me refactor this ton of legacy code”, I can just imagine how people will love it/you 😉

(But it might not be sexy, indeed…)

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I have the ⚙️ icon at the top right in the “My feeds” section. May not be the best UX, but it’s there 😊

I don’t know if it’s related, but you don’t need the “staging” anymore 😉 https://bsky.app/

Interested in being part of the first cohort and enjoy a discount? Or just want to know more without committing? Drop me a reply 👇 or contact me: scastiel.dev/contact

📕 The slides used during the workshop as a PDF document
⏭️ A list of ideas of what to learn next in your journey
🙋🏻‍♂️ A direct access to me to answer your questions about Next.js or React

🧠 Knowledge of Next.js’ and React’s basics
⚙️ The source code of a project you can use to bootstrap your future apps
🏠 Take-home exercises to put in practice what you learned, with solutions

It will be a remote workshop where after creating our first app, we’ll talk about authentication, databases, forms, and server components.

After two 3-hour sessions, you’ll leave with:

How is it different from other courses you can find? I take advantage of the latest React and Next.js features to offer a whole new path –a simpler one– to creating your first application. This is why you’ll learn React and Next.js at the same time, where other courses usually start w/ React alone.

Here is the tweet mentioned: https://twitter.com/shadcn/status/1660338653305114625

Then, as a second step, you can learn client features to handle user interactions: local state, DOM events, forms… And it’s only now that you hear the word “hook” for the first time!

Even better: you learn how to fetch the data to display, from the inside component, without performing any additional request.

Learning server React first, without state and side effect management, just as a rendering engine, is already a huge step.

You discover JSX, conditionals & iterations, components, file-based routing, styling, etc.