Next JS & Open AI / GPT: Next-generation Next JS & AI apps

Name: Next JS & Open AI / GPT: Next-generation Next JS & AI apps
Price: 9 USD
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5h 8m 46s

English

Paid

March 25, 2024

Don't get left behind! Increase your value as a web developer today by learning how to integrate AI in to your projects!

Welcome to the exciting world of AI-powered, next-generation, Next JS apps!

In this course we will create a fictional Software-As-A-Service (SAAS) product called "BlogStandard". We'll build "BlogStandard" using a combination of Next.js, OpenAI's GPT, MongoDB, Auth0, Stripe, and Tailwind CSS. BlogStandard allows users to create an account (handled by auth0), purchase tokens (handled by stripe), and spend those tokens to generate blog posts, powered by OpenAI's GPT API. User's tokens and generated blog posts will be stored using MongoDB.

In this comprehensive online course, you'll learn how to harness the power of these cutting-edge technologies to build a fast, responsive, and dynamic web application that generates high-quality blog posts using AI. With step-by-step guidance, you'll gain hands-on experience working with each of these technologies to bring your vision to life.

First, we'll dive into Next.js, a popular framework for building web applications. You'll learn how to create fast and responsive pages, manage routing, and integrate APIs to build a powerful and dynamic web application.

Next, we'll explore OpenAI's GPT, the state-of-the-art language generation model, and learn how to use it to generate high-quality blog posts. You'll also discover how to integrate MongoDB, a scalable and flexible NoSQL database, to store and manage data for our application.

In addition, you'll learn how to use Auth0, a powerful identity management platform, to handle user authentication and authorization, and Stripe, a leading payment processor, to handle transactions and payment processing. Finally, you'll learn how to use Tailwind CSS, a modern CSS framework, to style and design your application, bringing your vision to life.

By the end of this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge you need to build your own AI-powered app and unleash the full potential of AI in your web development projects. So what are you waiting for? Join now and start your journey to the exciting world of AI-powered Next JS apps!

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#	Title	Duration
1	Course intro & project demo	03:25
2	Project setup	04:14
3	Udemy ratings and reviews	00:39
4	Set up all required routes for our app	05:29
5	Set up auth0 for authentication	07:49
6	Set the auth state & user information if logged in	09:26
7	Implement protected routes that are only accessible if logged in	04:22
8	Create the basic AppLayout component	05:32
9	Implementing the sidebar & styling with Tailwind CSS	09:32
10	Implementing the sidebar footer	05:10
11	Create the sidebar header & roll out the AppLayout for all relevant pages	08:29
12	Create the app logo component using Google Fonts & FontAwesome	08:44
13	Create the homepage / main landing page, and finish off the sidebar header	07:57
14	Setting up our project to work with GPT	11:47
15	Refine the OpenAI prompt and render the results	09:10
16	Pass topic and keywords to the generatePost API endpoint	07:54
17	UPDATE: Using the gpt-3.5-turbo model	15:57
18	Set up MongoDB	04:54
19	Implement add tokens functionality and store in MongoDB	10:28
20	Save generated post data to MongoDB	10:01
21	Load the post data for a particular post page	07:55
22	Auto-navigate to a post after it's generated	06:02
23	Render the post content for a particular post page	11:47
24	Render list of available posts in the sidebar	15:18
25	Set up stripe	12:42
26	Implement stripe webhooks	14:51
27	Fix Font Awesome flash of massive icon on load in production	01:43
28	Styling updates & loading icon	09:28
29	Validating form data when generating new posts	08:22
30	Create posts context and retrieve first 5 posts	11:51
31	Create getPosts endpoint	12:24
32	Hide "load more posts" button and fix disappearing posts in sidebar	03:52
33	Fix posts in sidebar on initial post load	06:42
34	Create deletePost endpoint	04:34
35	Create delete post UI & call deletePost endpoint	08:24
36	Delete post from sidebar	03:43
37	Refactor posts context to use reducer instead of state	06:21
38	Deploy on DigitalOcean	11:48