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Next.js + React Tutorial – Zero to a Complete Website
Learn React and Next.js 16 step by step: components, App Router, layouts, data fetching, APIs, MySQL, login, SEO and deployment. In the last module you build EduSite — a complete, SEO-ready website — and download its full source code.
What you will learn
- React JSX, components, props, state and hooks
- File-based routing, layouts, dynamic routes
- Server Components vs Client Components
- Fetching data, caching, SSG / SSR / ISR
- Build APIs with Route Handlers
- Forms with Server Actions + validation
- Connect MySQL and build login with cookies
- Metadata, Open Graph, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, JSON-LD
- next/image, next/font and Core Web Vitals
- Deploy on Vercel, VPS or as a static site
- Complete project: EduSite website
- Interview questions with answers
🟢 Basics – React + Next.js Foundation
8 Lessons🔵 App Router – Pages, Layouts & Navigation
6 Lessons🎨 Styling, Images & Fonts
3 Lessons🟣 Data, Server & APIs
9 Lessons🚀 SEO, Performance & Deploy
4 Lessons🏆 Project – Build a Complete Website
7 LessonsFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know React before learning Next.js?
No. The first module teaches the React you need — JSX, components, props, state and hooks — and then moves into Next.js.
Which version of Next.js does this course use?
The course and the downloadable project use Next.js 16 with the App Router and React 19.
Is Next.js good for SEO?
Yes. Next.js renders pages on the server, so search engines receive complete HTML. It also has built-in metadata, sitemap and robots support, which this course covers in detail.
Can I host a Next.js website on shared hosting?
A fully static Next.js site (output: export) can be uploaded to any hosting. Features like Server Actions and APIs need a Node.js server such as Vercel or a VPS. The deploy lesson explains all options.
