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Mastering Next.Js - 1. React Foundations
Published 1/2026
Created by Xiaoqi Zhao
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 13 Lectures ( 3h 33m ) | Size: 4.46 GB[/center]
Go from JavaScript to React, and build your first Next.js application from the ground up.
What you'll learn
✓ Master the React Mindset: Shift from imperative to declarative programming by learning to describe UIs based on state rather than manual DOM manipulation.
✓ Build Modular UI Components: Create reusable, manageable components and master the flow of data using Props to build scalable and organized user interfaces.
✓ Handle Data and Interactivity: Use the useState hook and event listeners to manage dynamic data and build applications that respond instantly to user actions.
✓ Migrate from React to Next.js: Transition a basic React project into a professional Next.js environment by setting up the app directory and your first routes.
✓ Master Server & Client Components: Understand the Next.js rendering lifecycle to choose the right component type for the best performance and SEO results.
Requirements
● Basic JavaScript (ES6+): You should be comfortable with variables, arrow functions, template literals, and basic array methods like .map().
● HTML & CSS Fundamentals: A solid understanding of HTML structure and basic CSS styling is essential, as we will be building UI layouts.
● No Prior React/Next.js Experience Needed: We start from the very beginning-moving from vanilla JavaScript to React.
● A Computer with Node.js Installed: You will need a code editor (like VS Code) and the ability to run simple terminal commands.
● A "Growth Mindset": React requires a shift in how you think about the web. Being open to learning a "declarative" way of coding is the most important prerequisite!
Description
What you'll learn
• Understand the core transition from Imperative to Declarative programming.
• Build and nest React Components to create modular, reusable UIs.
• Master JSX to write HTML-like code directly within your JavaScript.
• Manage dynamic data using Props and State.
• Handle user interaction with event listeners and hooks like useState.
• Seamlessly migrate a vanilla JavaScript project into a powerful Next.js application.
• Understand the fundamental difference between Server and Client Components.
Course Description
Are you ready to build modern, high-performance web applications but feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of libraries and frameworks? Welcome to the "React Foundations" edition of the Mastering Next.js series.
Next.js is the most popular framework for building React applications today. However, to truly master Next.js, you must first understand the foundations of React itself. This course is designed to bridge the gap between basic JavaScript and professional-grade Next.js development.
We don't just show you how to write code; we show you how the web works. We start at the very beginning-manipulating the DOM with vanilla JavaScript-and incrementally introduce React and Next.js features. By the end of this course, you won't just be "using" a framework; you'll understand why it exists and how it optimizes your developer experience.
What makes this course different? Unlike other courses that jump straight into complex boilerplate, we start with a simple HTML file. We add React via CDN, introduce JSX, and slowly evolve our project into a full-scale Next.js environment. This "foundational" approach ensures you never feel lost when looking at a modern codebase.
Course Content & Modules
1. Introduction to the Ecosystem
• What is Next.js and how does it relate to React?
• The "Building Blocks" of a web application: Routing, Rendering, and Data Fetching.
2. Rendering User Interfaces (UI)
• Understanding the DOM (Document Object Model).
• The difference between Imperative (Vanilla JS) vs. Declarative (React) programming.
3. React Core Concepts
• Creating your first React Component.
• Writing Markup with JSX: Rules and Best Practices.
• Making components reusable with Props.
4. Interactivity & State
• Displaying lists and conditional content.
• Handling events (Clicks, Inputs, etc.).
• Managing data flow with the useState hook.
5. From React to Next.js
• Why move to a framework? Scaling and Optimization.
• Installing Next.js and the app router.
• Migrating your project: From index.html to page.js.
6. Server vs. Client Components
• The Next.js philosophy: Why "Server First"?
• When to use 'use client' and how to optimize for performance.
Requirements
• Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.
• A foundational understanding of JavaScript (Variables, Functions, and Arrays).
• No prior experience with React or Next.js is required!
Who this course is for
• Beginner Developers who want a solid start in the React/Next.js ecosystem.
• Vanilla JS Developers looking to upgrade their skills to modern frameworks.
• Designers or Product Managers who want to understand the technical foundations of the apps they work on.
• Self-taught coders who want a structured path from "Hello World" to a professional-grade Next.js setup.
Why learn Next.js now?
Next.js is the framework of choice for companies like TikTok, Twitch, and Hulu. It handles the "heavy lifting"-like routing, optimization, and server-side rendering-so you can focus on building beautiful user experiences. Mastering the foundations is your first step toward becoming a top-tier Full-Stack Developer.
Enroll today and start building the future of the web!
Who this course is for
■ This course is for you if: You want to understand how the web evolved from simple scripts to powerful frameworks like Next.js.
■ This course is NOT for you if: You are already an expert React developer looking for advanced performance optimization or deep dives into complex state management libraries (we focus on the core foundations here).
Mastering Next.Js - 1. React Foundations
Published 1/2026
Created by Xiaoqi Zhao
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 13 Lectures ( 3h 33m ) | Size: 4.46 GB[/center]
Go from JavaScript to React, and build your first Next.js application from the ground up.
What you'll learn
✓ Master the React Mindset: Shift from imperative to declarative programming by learning to describe UIs based on state rather than manual DOM manipulation.
✓ Build Modular UI Components: Create reusable, manageable components and master the flow of data using Props to build scalable and organized user interfaces.
✓ Handle Data and Interactivity: Use the useState hook and event listeners to manage dynamic data and build applications that respond instantly to user actions.
✓ Migrate from React to Next.js: Transition a basic React project into a professional Next.js environment by setting up the app directory and your first routes.
✓ Master Server & Client Components: Understand the Next.js rendering lifecycle to choose the right component type for the best performance and SEO results.
Requirements
● Basic JavaScript (ES6+): You should be comfortable with variables, arrow functions, template literals, and basic array methods like .map().
● HTML & CSS Fundamentals: A solid understanding of HTML structure and basic CSS styling is essential, as we will be building UI layouts.
● No Prior React/Next.js Experience Needed: We start from the very beginning-moving from vanilla JavaScript to React.
● A Computer with Node.js Installed: You will need a code editor (like VS Code) and the ability to run simple terminal commands.
● A "Growth Mindset": React requires a shift in how you think about the web. Being open to learning a "declarative" way of coding is the most important prerequisite!
Description
What you'll learn
• Understand the core transition from Imperative to Declarative programming.
• Build and nest React Components to create modular, reusable UIs.
• Master JSX to write HTML-like code directly within your JavaScript.
• Manage dynamic data using Props and State.
• Handle user interaction with event listeners and hooks like useState.
• Seamlessly migrate a vanilla JavaScript project into a powerful Next.js application.
• Understand the fundamental difference between Server and Client Components.
Course Description
Are you ready to build modern, high-performance web applications but feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of libraries and frameworks? Welcome to the "React Foundations" edition of the Mastering Next.js series.
Next.js is the most popular framework for building React applications today. However, to truly master Next.js, you must first understand the foundations of React itself. This course is designed to bridge the gap between basic JavaScript and professional-grade Next.js development.
We don't just show you how to write code; we show you how the web works. We start at the very beginning-manipulating the DOM with vanilla JavaScript-and incrementally introduce React and Next.js features. By the end of this course, you won't just be "using" a framework; you'll understand why it exists and how it optimizes your developer experience.
What makes this course different? Unlike other courses that jump straight into complex boilerplate, we start with a simple HTML file. We add React via CDN, introduce JSX, and slowly evolve our project into a full-scale Next.js environment. This "foundational" approach ensures you never feel lost when looking at a modern codebase.
Course Content & Modules
1. Introduction to the Ecosystem
• What is Next.js and how does it relate to React?
• The "Building Blocks" of a web application: Routing, Rendering, and Data Fetching.
2. Rendering User Interfaces (UI)
• Understanding the DOM (Document Object Model).
• The difference between Imperative (Vanilla JS) vs. Declarative (React) programming.
3. React Core Concepts
• Creating your first React Component.
• Writing Markup with JSX: Rules and Best Practices.
• Making components reusable with Props.
4. Interactivity & State
• Displaying lists and conditional content.
• Handling events (Clicks, Inputs, etc.).
• Managing data flow with the useState hook.
5. From React to Next.js
• Why move to a framework? Scaling and Optimization.
• Installing Next.js and the app router.
• Migrating your project: From index.html to page.js.
6. Server vs. Client Components
• The Next.js philosophy: Why "Server First"?
• When to use 'use client' and how to optimize for performance.
Requirements
• Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.
• A foundational understanding of JavaScript (Variables, Functions, and Arrays).
• No prior experience with React or Next.js is required!
Who this course is for
• Beginner Developers who want a solid start in the React/Next.js ecosystem.
• Vanilla JS Developers looking to upgrade their skills to modern frameworks.
• Designers or Product Managers who want to understand the technical foundations of the apps they work on.
• Self-taught coders who want a structured path from "Hello World" to a professional-grade Next.js setup.
Why learn Next.js now?
Next.js is the framework of choice for companies like TikTok, Twitch, and Hulu. It handles the "heavy lifting"-like routing, optimization, and server-side rendering-so you can focus on building beautiful user experiences. Mastering the foundations is your first step toward becoming a top-tier Full-Stack Developer.
Enroll today and start building the future of the web!
Who this course is for
■ This course is for you if: You want to understand how the web evolved from simple scripts to powerful frameworks like Next.js.
■ This course is NOT for you if: You are already an expert React developer looking for advanced performance optimization or deep dives into complex state management libraries (we focus on the core foundations here).
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