Zero To Shipped

24h 38m 44s
English
Paid
March 1, 2024

Feeling intimidated by fullstack development? Wondering how can some developers ship a functional app in one day? This engaging video course demystifies and simplifies the process, helping you build and ship products quickly. Turn the scary world of fullstack development into an approachable and enjoyable experience.

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What is this?

This is an engaging video course, but it's not your typical programming course. You will learn:

  • Fullstack development
  • Proper mindset for shipping products
  • All of my tools & workflows

Let me explain.

You will learn to ship fast

People constantly ask me "how do you ship so fast" but when I tell them the answer they'll usually say "B..bu.. but that's not the right way to do things!!!"

The obsession with doing things "the right way" is the reason many devs haven't shipped a single project. I don't want to only teach you about a technology stack. Technology stacks come and go.

I want to teach you fullstack development, but to also change your mindset about development overall. I'll show you two magical lines of code that at first will make you scream in agony, punch some drywall, have a shower and a drink and ask for a full refund. But after a while you'll realize that I just changed your webdev game forever.

You will learn to laser focus

I've always had a single goal: to ship apps and bring value to the end user. I want to teach you how to do that without getting obsessed and getting lost in useless metrics, arbitrary numbers, optimizing your bundle size, network requests, and stuff that doesn't matter.

ThOuGhTLeAdErS will fill your head with nonsense that doesn't matter when shipping an app. Will it scale? Will it rerender? Is it memoized? Is it optimized enough? Will it fetch 1 extra kb of data? Will it load in 0.1 ms when a user in an igloo on 2G connection loads it on an old Android phone? None of this matters if you want to ship. You're not Facebook.

You will ship your projects

Most developers don't ship. Most developers have hundreds of unused subdomains. You probably have a note called "side project ideas" that's gathering dust. Renaming that note to "shipped side projects" is simpler than you think.

I will guide you from the moment you scaffold your app, to shipping it in production.

Ready?

Welcome to Zero To Shipped

  • Databases
  • SQL
  • Postgres
  • Storage
  • Authentication
  • JWT
  • OAuth
  • Roles
  • Hosting
  • Servers
  • Serverless
  • AWS
  • Cold Starts
  • Front-end
  • Back-end
  • Cookies
  • Local Storage
  • Caching
  • Sessions
  • Queries
  • Mutations
  • Load Balancing
  • Scalability
  • Microservices

It seems like too much, doesn't it?

The magicstack

The simplicity and the power of this stack is unparalleled.

You can go from zero to shipped product in a matter of hours.

  • Next.js. The React Framework for the WebUsed by some of the world's largest companies, Next.js enables you to create full-stack web applications by extending the latest React features.Blitz.jsThe Missing Fullstack Toolkit for Next.jsBlitz picks up where Next.js leaves off, providing battle-tested libraries and conventions for shipping and scaling world wide applications.
  • Prisma. Next-generation Node & TypeScript ORMPrisma unlocks a new level of developer experience when working with databases thanks to its intuitive data model, automated migrations, type-safety & auto-completion.
  • Mantine UI. A fully featured React components libraryMantine helps you build fully functional accessible web applications faster than ever. It includes 150+ customizable components and hooks.
  • TypeScript. A Robust, Type-Safe Superset of JavaScriptMaster TypeScript's type-checking strengths to catch potential errors early and enhance confidence when handling data fetching and updates, ensuring a more reliable and efficient application.
  • Zod. TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inferenceLearn how Zod's expressive API leads to more reliable and robust projects, catching potential errors early and streamlining your development process.

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# Title Duration
1 Welcome 02:46
2 Fast pace 02:12
3 Making mistakes 01:49
4 Not an expert 01:25
5 Prerequisites 01:23
6 Paid tools 04:15
7 My Editor and Plugins setup 02:59
8 Why Blitz? 03:03
9 Create a project in Sizzy 01:39
10 Scaffolding a blitz app 06:12
11 Fixing DYNAMIC_SERVER_USAGE error 03:38
12 Github 02:37
13 Clean up Blitz things 01:52
14 Blitz Start and User Session 02:20
15 Blitz Pages and Cleanup 06:51
16 Clean up components, add more pages, nested routes 09:18
17 Imports from src, unambigous imports on the fly 02:10
18 Move to /features and change next.js for .page extension 07:06
19 _app, _document and layout component 12:31
20 Install Mantine 03:51
21 Why Mantine 09:32
22 Vertical, Horizontal, and why we don't use margins 05:35
23 Basic Styled Layout 05:31
24 Navigating to Links in next.js 06:11
25 Polymorphic components and Button Links 04:40
26 Replace Blitz Form with Mantine Form 13:54
27 Nice Authentication pages 07:39
28 Make the main Authentication form functional 03:48
29 Next.js API routes, Blitz queries and Suspense 23:47
30 Endpoint authentication in Blitz and Zod 11:00
31 Fix for Blitz resolver types order 02:47
32 Blitz Mutations 08:22
33 Explain Authentication mutations 07:47
34 Blitz context and getting the current authenticated user 04:40
35 Prisma, db, and sqlite 10:30
36 Prisma first migration 08:37
37 Fetching and creating todos with Prisma 07:16
38 Associate (connect) todos with the user 07:27
39 Moving from sqlite to Postgres 09:20
40 Finishing with the authentication flow 06:45
41 Magically refetching Queries 11:44
42 Role based fetching, clean multiple todos 05:51
43 Deploy to Railway 06:30
44 Exploring production environment, connecting to production DB 09:35
45 Typescript Types 04:59
46 Inferring Type from Blitz Queries 05:52
47 Admin Role 09:10
48 Nicer Error and Authentication handling 08:38
49 Finish Authentication 05:49
50 More Error handling 13:26
51 Prettier Error handling 04:59
52 Forms 18:41
53 Validating a Form with Zod 02:37
54 Properly typing a Form 08:49
55 React Hanger useInput vs Forms 09:00
56 Live Templates and Page Creation 02:39
57 User Profile Page 06:13
58 Simple Mantine Modal 02:29
59 Edit Profile Form 11:12
60 Initialize Form and redirect to username 02:19
61 Edit Profile Page 14:12
62 Email Sending logic 08:13
63 Catching local Email with Live Preview 04:02
64 Sending emails using React Email 07:44
65 Catching emails locally with Nodemailer app 04:54
66 Sending a Welcome Email 07:04
67 Default props, clean up templates 05:33
68 Typed .env 01:28
69 Gitignoring react-email things 12:00
70 Debugging production and local build 02:04
71 Check if user email is verified 06:52
72 Verify user email (part 1) 15:40
73 Verify user email (part 2) 11:46
74 Reset password (part 1) 17:43
75 Reset password (part 2) 07:31
76 Separate Login and Authentication forms 09:18
77 Conditional Wrapping 03:30
78 Uploadthing initial setup 08:19
79 Use uploadthing inside a form 06:26
80 Improve the Avatar component 07:12
81 Custom UI for the Image Upload 08:40
82 Allow the user to replace their profile image 08:43
83 Abstract Upload Logic in a separate component 09:45
84 Nudge user to finish their profiles 12:05
85 Onboarding user modal 08:09
86 Global modals 13:23
87 Stacking modals 04:46
88 Delete confirmation modal 05:31
89 Mantine Themes 20:44
90 Mantine styles (part 1) 16:56
91 Mantine styles (part 2) 16:56
92 Light and Dark mode 05:34
93 Header User menu 08:17
94 Settings with vertical tabs 03:49
95 Change password for logged-in user 17:44
96 User settings for product/marketing emails 10:39
97 Reusable email components 09:59
98 Unsubscribe link 26:41
99 Create admin page 03:56
100 Use Mantine V6 01:17
101 Sending emails in batch (Part 1) 04:41
102 Sending emails in batch (Part 2) 05:36
103 Sending emails in batch (Part 3) 06:03
104 Sending emails in batch (Part 4) 08:30
105 Sending emails in batch (Part 5) 07:54
106 Sending emails in batch (Part 6) 02:11
107 Sending emails in batch (Part 7) 08:00
108 Sending emails in batch (Part 8) 10:20
109 Sending emails in batch (Part 9) 06:53
110 Sending emails in batch (Part 10) 09:11
111 Sending emails in batch (Part 11) 13:04
112 Intro to payments 04:48
113 Creating a product 03:15
114 Payment webhooks 06:01
115 Receiving the webhook 06:47
116 Verifying the webhook 04:49
117 Handling a webhook 06:08
118 Generate checkout link (part 1) 08:14
119 Generate checkout link (part 2) 07:02
120 Handling a new order 08:33
121 Handling refunds 09:37
122 Creating subscription variants 06:59
123 Pro Plan Buttons 09:59
124 Handling subscription events 09:25
125 Prisma schema for payments 05:00
126 Fetch products and variants 07:55
127 Storing subscriptions in db 12:03
128 Updating subscription 06:41
129 Billing panel for user 16:10
130 Improve billing panel 04:15
131 Handle subscription plan changes 03:33
132 Admin table with users 06:51
133 Impersonating other users 10:12
134 Implementing pagination 07:36
135 Implementing search 06:57
136 Creating an invite system 10:26
137 Protecting by IP address 06:35
138 Admin invite browsing 14:25
139 Requesting invite link 02:41
140 Sent invite email 12:41
141 Bump blitz & next to latest 03:57
142 Gift codes (part 1) 12:24
143 Gift codes (part 2) 06:22
144 Gift codes (part 3) 02:22
145 Redeeming gift codes 15:12
146 Admin inviting a user 06:20
147 Basics of a blog 01:38
148 Installing contentlayer 02:30
149 Using contentlayer 08:55
150 MDX and custom components 04:58
151 Improving blog & prerender 09:21
152 The <MetaTags/> component 10:54
153 Dynamically generating meta image 07:34
154 Safely typing meta tags 10:17
155 Local and global shortcuts 02:47
156 Documenting shortcuts & keeping in sync 16:45
157 Part 1 15:24
158 Part 2 10:42
159 Part 3 12:53
160 Extending prisma db 04:52
161 Spotlight (Part 1) 12:18
162 Spotlight (Part 2) 06:38
163 Save timezone 03:07
164 Enhance onboarding wizard 14:16
165 Detect timezone changes 05:40
166 Timezone in context 07:00
167 Implementing webhooks 09:09
168 Editing webhook with Editable 04:53
169 Pinging the webhooks 06:44
170 Two-way binding tabs to URL 05:09
171 Exposing an API 06:57
172 Using the API 12:29
173 API permissions 09:03
174 Form for creating API tokens 09:22
175 Form for editing API tokens 08:01
176 The auto-animate library 06:03
177 Show a row of icons on hover 04:01
178 Optimistic updates 14:18
179 Buying a domain & connecting deployment 03:27
180 Setting up staging 04:14
181 Using Mailtrap 05:54
182 Finalize Mailtrap 07:52
183 Preparing profile for SSR 04:46
184 Initial SSR logic 05:47
185 SSR for user profile 06:48
186 Handling user not found 04:28
187 Invoking blitz queries in gSSP 05:33
188 Serializing data with superjson 02:37
189 Responsive design 10:37
190 Refactoring the auth components 14:47
191 Creating a landing page 11:56

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