Tech Talk
Build a Fullstack App With Strapi and Next.js
Video
About the Talk
Let’s build a fullstack application together. We will need a backend API and also a frontend framework. We’ll use Strapi as our backend and Next.js as our frontend.
This stack is a very productive one since we can build an API and frontend in less than an hour.
What You’ll Learn
- How to build an API
- How to build a frontend
- How to connect backend and frontend
- How to deploy a fullstack app
This Talk is Designed For
Any developers that want to learn to build a fullstack app.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of JavaScript, React, and APIs.
Resources
Backend API [GitHub] Frontend [GitHub]
More About Strapi & Next.js
Strapi documentation Next.js documentation Getting Started With Next.js [Tech Talk] How to Deploy Next.js to DigitalOcean App Platform [Video] Create a Next.js App [Next.js tutorial] All the Ways to Generate a Next.js Site [Tech Talk]
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Hey guys, I got a promotion in my inbox for some of the upcoming events but how do I register? I signed up for the one on the 27th, but I don’t see the Eventbrite link for Feb 10 through Feb 25. Apologies if I am in error.
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Hi. The link in the email for this event for Google Calendar is wrong. It points to the February 17th instead of February 10th
Thanks Chris for sharing this information. I’m not a pro developer but a beginner. Previously, I was scared for building and integrating API. but now I will try.