In this series, we’ll build a full stack web application for a Computer Repair Shop that manages customers and repair tickets.
This Next.js Full Stack Project tutorial series is made possible by Sentry. I consider Sentry to be an essential part of my tech stack, and we will be using Sentry in this Next.js full stack project.
If you get stuck on any lesson in the series, (1) navigate to the course branch for your current lesson and (2) view or (3) download the code for more help.
In this series, I’ll assume you have an intermediate skill level and are not a beginner. You should have some experience with React and understand a full stack project includes both client and server code environments. Prior experience with Next.js is not required.
npm install --legacy-peer-depsnpm run devnpm run buildI am attempting to keep a deployed version of this project up-to-date with the latest dependencies and changes in the Next.js ecosystem. You can view the repository with my latest changes here.
- 🔗 Next.js
- 🔗 React
- 🔗 TypeScript
- 🔗 TailwindCSS
- 🔗 ShadCN/ui
- 🔗 Sentry
- 🔗 Kinde Auth
- 🔗 Neon Postgres
- 🔗 Drizzle ORM
- 🔗 react-hook-form
- 🔗 Zod
- 🔗 next-safe-action
- 🔗 TanStack Table
- 🔗 Vercel
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