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Advanced NextJS WooCommerce REST API, TailwindCSS - Part-2

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Welcome to Part Two of the course "Advanced NextJS WooCommerce with REST API and TailwindCSS." If you haven't completed the first part yet, we strongly recommend doing so to maximize your understanding. The first part is available under "My Courses". Below, you'll find what this continuation will cover.

Course Curriculum

Building a React Application

  • Creating a React Application with the Next.js framework.
  • Utilizing the WordPress REST API to retrieve data for frontend rendering.

Integrating WooCommerce

  • Exploring the WooCommerce WordPress plugin's functionality.
  • Running a production build for deployment.
  • Understanding and implementing Add to Cart APIs.

Enhancing Using TailwindCSS

  • Customizing the Tailwind configuration to suit the application's requirements.
  • Learning how to incorporate static Google Fonts with Tailwind CSS.

Developing E-commerce Features

  • Writing functions for Add To Cart and View Cart.
  • Utilizing React Context API to store cart data efficiently.
  • Implementing "Add to Bag" features.
  • Handling cart operations:
    • Add to Cart
    • Get Cart
    • Update Cart
    • Delete Cart

Creating an Enhanced Cart Page

  • Building a cart page to display products with details such as title, description, and product image.

Exploring the WordPress REST API

Every developer seems to have a perspective on WordPress, not all of which are complimentary. Despite this, the WordPress REST API has significantly altered perceptions by enabling the blending of WordPress with popular JavaScript frameworks like React or Vue.js.

Today's goal is to demonstrate the practical uses of the WordPress REST API and how it can enable using WordPress as a headless CMS in conjunction with WooCommerce.

Using WordPress as a headless CMS opens a realm of possibilities. Developers can now harness the power of diverse frontend frameworks, linking them to a WordPress backend for dynamic application and website development, free from PHP-generated views.

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#1: Introduction
All Course Lessons (47)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction Demo
04:11
2
Running production build
06:24
3
Add To Cart APIs
07:32
4
Creating Add To Cart Function
09:57
5
Creating View Cart Functions
03:49
6
Demo - Add To Cart And View Cart Explained
08:09
7
Customizing Tailwind Configuration
02:51
8
Using Context API To Store Cart Data - Create AppContext
07:06
9
Add To Cart And setCart With Loading
08:35
10
Add View Cart Button
09:32
11
Add To Bag
05:59
12
Adding Google Fonts Using TailwindCSS
06:01
13
Adding Typography and Theme Styles
05:16
14
Creating Cart Page
12:30
15
Cart Endpoints - Add To Cart | Get Cart | Update Cart | Delete Cart
29:51
16
Cart Page - Endpoints
09:10
17
Cart Page - Cart Component And Functions
10:13
18
Creating Checkout Page & Getting WooCommerce Countries Data for Checkout Form
06:59
19
Create Checkout Form Address Fields
15:20
20
Create Address Input Fields
11:10
21
Add Country Selection Options In Address Fields
13:19
22
Adding Billing And Shipping Details
11:28
23
Add Payment Methods
08:21
24
Handle Checkout Form Errors - Validation And Sanitization
10:58
25
Prepare Cart Data
11:24
26
WooCommerce Create Order API Demo, Customising Payment Modes
06:37
27
Create Stripe Webook And Sessions
15:41
28
Creating Thank You Page And Stripe Demo
08:13
29
Deploying Your Next.js WooCommerce React Project
04:05
30
Create Single Product Pages And Using getStaticPaths
17:16
31
Create Single Product Component And Product Gallery Carousel
12:46
32
Add Yoast SEO support for Pages
17:23
33
Add JSON+LD Yoast Schema
08:10
34
Add NProgress - A progress bar for route change.
07:15
35
Create a Blog Page
11:16
36
Create Single Post Page
28:07
37
Add Gutenberg Blocks Style Support
05:10
38
Display Posts On A Blog Page
12:29
39
Create Blog Pagination
12:43
40
Create Pagination Pages
11:44
41
Create a 404 Page
02:49
42
Create a Single Page
15:10
43
Displaying the content for Single Page
06:57
44
REST API Endpoint for Creating and Getting Post Comment
08:41
45
Display Post Comments
12:47
46
Creating A Comment Form
09:27
47
Create a Comment Form Part 2
15:34
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are necessary before enrolling in this course?
It is strongly recommended to complete Part One of the course 'Advanced NextJS WooCommerce with REST API and TailwindCSS' before enrolling in Part Two. The first part provides foundational knowledge and skills crucial for understanding the advanced topics discussed in this continuation. Without this background, some concepts in integrating WooCommerce and enhancing using TailwindCSS might be challenging to grasp.
What specific e-commerce features will I learn to build?
The course focuses on developing essential e-commerce features such as functions for 'Add To Cart', 'View Cart', and handling cart operations like adding, updating, and deleting items. You'll also learn to implement 'Add to Bag' features and utilize the React Context API for efficient cart data management. Finally, you'll create a comprehensive cart page displaying product details including title, description, and images.
Who would benefit most from this course?
This course is ideal for developers familiar with React and Next.js who are looking to enhance their skills in building e-commerce applications using WooCommerce. It is also suitable for those interested in learning to integrate TailwindCSS for customizing and styling applications and wish to deepen their understanding of the WordPress REST API for dynamic content retrieval.
How does this course compare in depth to other courses on similar subjects?
Compared to introductory courses, this course offers advanced insights into integrating WooCommerce with Next.js, focusing on practical application through REST API and TailwindCSS. It delves into customizing Tailwind configurations, developing complex cart functionalities, and optimizing the checkout process with WooCommerce APIs, which may not be covered extensively in beginner courses.
Does the course cover deployment processes?
Yes, the course includes a lesson on running a production build for deployment. This involves preparing your Next.js WooCommerce React project for deployment, ensuring it is ready for live production environments. Understanding the deployment process will help ensure your application is optimized and functioning smoothly in a real-world setting.
What is not covered in this course that I should be aware of?
The course does not cover the basics of React or Next.js, assuming prior knowledge from Part One of the course. It also doesn't delve into non-WordPress backend systems, focusing specifically on WooCommerce and WordPress REST API integrations. Additionally, the course does not provide in-depth coverage of TailwindCSS beyond its use for customization within the context of this project.
What is the expected time commitment for completing this course?
While the course comprises 47 lessons with a total runtime yet to be specified, it is designed for self-paced learning. The time commitment will vary based on individual pace, prior experience, and the depth of exploration into each lesson. It is recommended to allocate regular sessions over a few weeks to thoroughly absorb the material and practice the hands-on exercises.