Next + Create a SNS service with React Query

I'm still in the first half of the class, but I'm satisfied. However, it's good except that it's confusing because there are many parts where you say "this, this, this, this, this" during the lecture. (When you say "this isn't here, so here", I have to look at the mouse cursor) It would be better if you could say it accurately, saying "modal" if it's a modal, and "button" if it's a button. Maybe because it's live, there are too many expressions like "this is here", "this comes up like this".. Personally, I changed the direction from taking the class by following along to just watching and trying to understand the flow, and it's fine.

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This is a lecture by Zerocho that I trust and watch! I tried to study Next and looked at the official documentation, but I couldn't read it well, so I think it's faster to watch all the lectures and then look at the official documentation. Usually, I watch all the lectures and then study the core functions, and then I remember only the keywords of the functions in the official documentation. If I need a function while working, I look it up in the official documentation and apply it. The lecture time is not long and it's well-divided, so it's good to watch it on the subway or when I have free time, and it's also very convenient to look it up again when I don't understand something. I used to use React-query only as a function that I used to use, but I think I've been using it better after listening to the explanation this time!! I also used Zustand for the first time this time and learned about MSW and various libraries as a bonus. I'm so grateful that you've consistently uploaded good quality supplementary contents such as distribution and web socket that are good to know in the field. Please keep up the good work and continue to be active! ㅎㅎ

Thanks to this lecture, Next.js has become my favorite and best technology!!! I have taken lectures on various platforms so far, and this is the first time I took a lecture on Inflearn. After taking this Next lecture, I was so satisfied that I took other Inflearn lectures! This lecture is not just about clone coding, but it kindly teaches you well, so I think my skills have improved a lot! Thank you for teaching me the best Next technology, and I will receive a lot of help in web development in the future!

As a first-year developer, I wanted to study nextjs according to the trend. However, after version 13 came out, I was studying on my own through the official documentation because the existing 12 version lectures were not enough, but I had difficulty studying because I lacked experience and skills. In addition, I wanted to use libraries that fit the trend, so I applied them here and there, and I had doubts about whether I was properly utilizing the advantages of the libraries without knowing much. At that time, I was eagerly waiting for the news that Zerocho's nextjs 14 version lecture and lectures that used most of the libraries I wanted to use properly were coming out. I'm about halfway through listening to it now, and most of the questions I had about each section have been resolved. Thank you so much. ㅎㅎ

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Is there another course that easily explains next.js, react-query, and web socket in a practical way? With bonus courses that are continuously added... I dare say that this is the best course. In addition, with incredibly fast answers to questions, I always look forward to Zerocho's lectures. I always watch your great lectures. Thank you.

I had to use react query in a company project, so I took the course to get started and it was very helpful! In addition to a solid foundation, it taught me a lot of useful things in practice. : ) I recommend it!