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leerob / settings.json
Created January 8, 2023 17:15
VSCode settings (2023)
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leerob / test.md
Last active January 14, 2023 18:51

Mastering Next.js

Hey, everyone! 👋 I'm Lee, the creator of Mastering Next.js. This course was originally released in 2019. Next.js has evolved quite a bit since v9 and some of this course is officially "outdated".

I've updated the course overview below to annotate which parts are up to date, which have changed, and what my new suggestions are. In my opinion, this is the ideal way to evolve this course. The videos will serve as a reference to a point in time, but newer additions to the framework make certain aspects much easier.

  • 🟢 Up to date
  • 🟡 Outdated
  • 🔴 Do not recommend
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leerob / cli.md
Last active July 29, 2023 06:35
Vercel CLI for Multiple Environments

Multiple Evironments with Vercel CLI

  1. Install the Vercel CLI
  2. Run npx create-next-app my-app to make your new project.
  3. Run vercel link to create a new project and name it my-app-dev.
  4. Save the contents of the .vercel/project.json file.
  5. Your new project was created in your Vercel account. You can now add a custom domain in your project settings.
  6. To deploy to dev, you'll run: