Build a React Portfolio Website With Tailwind Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2022
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    In today's episode, we'll be building out a sleek portfolio using React and Tailwind. This project is a great way to learn all about Tailwind's utility classes, taking a mobile first approach, dark/light mode, and more. If you are new to React, this is a really fun project to kickstart your journey into one of JavaScript's most popular frameworks.
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  • @donnarex4398
    @donnarex4398 Год назад +107

    Please make more of these. I'm sure many people will find it extremely useful. Also really love the blender character addition

  • @HrissW
    @HrissW Год назад +13

    Make more of these, These are SUPER HELPFUL! 💯

  • @AlexanderTVEducation
    @AlexanderTVEducation Год назад +117

    Thank you my favourite teacher on the internet. Started watching your videos 1 and half year ago when I was first introduced to web development. Learned HTML and CSS by coding along with you. You were the reason I believed that I can become a web developer, so I joined a coding bootcamp in January. Recently I landed my first job as a web developer. I start in a few days and finally made my dream a reality. Thank you for your videos, you are a great motivator and teacher. I wish you all the best, you deserve it. And guys if you really like coding, don't give up. You will eventually land that first job.

    • @andifaizal6848
      @andifaizal6848 Год назад +1

      Congratulation dude 🎉

    • @ashimshrestha4004
      @ashimshrestha4004 Год назад +1

      inspiring bro. Congrats

    • @h2beatzstudio
      @h2beatzstudio Год назад

      how can I land a job bro?

    • @AlexanderTVEducation
      @AlexanderTVEducation Год назад +4

      @@h2beatzstudio you have to learn HTML, CSS, JS, React and then just keep applying everywhere, eventually there will be a company who will give you a chance. I applied to more than 500 places thriugh different platforms until I got my first job, so don't give up and keep learning daily.

    • @ahmadimamadyan1396
      @ahmadimamadyan1396 Год назад

      @@AlexanderTVEducation do you work full remotely or hybrid? And how much time you spent on applying and studying?

  • @tifking73
    @tifking73 Год назад +4

    I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial! I look forward to customizing this project to make it my own. Thanks for making learning a blast!!!

  • @nada125love
    @nada125love Год назад +2

    every developer that I saw in my life was with stressing vibes .. you feel yourself don't be able to chill and smile after ending a tutorial after them but not you and this is a great greaaat point beside your great work, I hope you are good and happy all the time in your life, thanks for good vibes

  • @samuelkamau1550
    @samuelkamau1550 Год назад +3

    wow great tutorial ... for the first time seeing tailwind in action, i just fell in love with it

  • @gyovanisantos85
    @gyovanisantos85 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much, this video helped me into so many things, and also the plus of the dark mode is such a great feature. Good job!

  • @kurzgefasst2816
    @kurzgefasst2816 Год назад +1

    I love this kind of videos, where you make jokes and there is in general a good mood in the air. I definitely learned something.

  • @liza-px1zn
    @liza-px1zn Год назад +3

    This came out so well! Thank you so much for the awesome video. It was easy to follow along and was straight to the point! Highly recommend this to my front-end developers.

  • @PaulRichardEdits
    @PaulRichardEdits Год назад +1

    Never used tailwind or next js before! yet your teaching make it seem like i fully understand it! THANK YOU. I Completed it at a Go. i also subscribed too.

  • @balisha100
    @balisha100 Год назад +1

    I just gotta say i immidiatly fell in love with ur energy. i wish i was as hyped as you about the things i love

  • @oezer
    @oezer Год назад +9

    Starting in Next.js 13, the next/image component has undergone some major changes.
    Compared to the legacy component, the new next/image component has the following changes:
    Removes wrapper around in favor of native computed aspect ratio
    Adds support for canonical style prop
    Removes layout prop in favor of style or className
    Removes objectFit prop in favor of style or className
    Removes objectPosition prop in favor of style or className

  • @deniskantic1115
    @deniskantic1115 Год назад +18

    Thank you so much. I followed you for one year and few months. Now I'm final year student on my IT facutly and also landed a first web developer job as an intern for the next 3 months. On the interview process they were very satisfied with me, and told me to keep up with that for the next 3 months so I can become Junior web developer :D.

  • @user-nh4bj3hh5x
    @user-nh4bj3hh5x 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for sharing this incredible project with us! You've set a new bar for excellence, and I can't wait to see what you create next. Keep up the fantastic work! 👍🎉

  • @udayrajvadeghar8555
    @udayrajvadeghar8555 2 месяца назад +1

    one of the best tutorials available , thank you very much :)

  • @ameenmohiyuddin8798
    @ameenmohiyuddin8798 Год назад +2

    Thank you for making this so easy to follow along too.

  • @burgerwhip3165
    @burgerwhip3165 Год назад +1

    Really nice tutorial for tailwind css, will be using much more :D thank you!

  • @bravinrutto8784
    @bravinrutto8784 Год назад +5

    I recently started using Tailwind and I am loving these kind of tutorials.

    • @lukas.webdev
      @lukas.webdev Год назад

      do you still love it? Cause I just posted a video / tutorial on React + Tailwind CSS in 2023 - maybe this is also interesting for you ... 😉

  • @kyriakosbekas
    @kyriakosbekas Год назад +2

    That's a great tutorial Ed, thanks!!

  • @zoen5192
    @zoen5192 Год назад +1

    Thank you! This video helped me a lot to understand tailwind!

  • @okyanawangramadhana4879
    @okyanawangramadhana4879 Год назад

    I've been waiting for this content for years

  • @rio8924
    @rio8924 Год назад +4

    u made those complex things so easy to understand thanks a lot sir
    hope to see more react tailwind tutorials like this

    • @lukas.webdev
      @lukas.webdev Год назад

      I just posted a video / tutorial on React + Tailwind CSS in 2023 - maybe this is also interesting for you ... 😉

  • @tadakuniyasuda8214
    @tadakuniyasuda8214 Год назад

    Thank you as always. It was interesting to learn tailwind and React. (THis was literally single page application... you used only one single JSX file to create it. Bravo! Now I am watching your next video. Thank you very much again

  • @paoloalayacyac6346
    @paoloalayacyac6346 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
    more react and tailwind plssss🤗

  • @akashjaiswar9437
    @akashjaiswar9437 6 месяцев назад

    Very useful video. Not overwhelming with to many things. Simple step by step instructions. I feel more confident to work on my websites using tailwind and react

  • @rengga7021
    @rengga7021 25 дней назад

    It’s truly helpful for me! Thank you my gorgeous friend on the internet!

  • @kevinwaag9976
    @kevinwaag9976 Год назад +1

    you're a freaking brilliant teacher!

  • @syed9846
    @syed9846 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you ed, for this awesome tutorial

  • @ernestechie
    @ernestechie Год назад

    Just when I was about creating my portfolio. Thank youuuu

  • @shree4641
    @shree4641 Год назад +1

    I have coded along with you. Successfully completed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @chacalfmp
    @chacalfmp Год назад

    Great tutorial! Cheers from Brazil!

  • @Uvi3112
    @Uvi3112 Год назад

    it is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks!!

  • @cggs3001
    @cggs3001 Год назад +20

    Been using tailwind for 2 weeks now. First time watching a dev video that i can understand without pausing and just watching it for fun 😂😂. Thanks as always ed! Keep it up!

    • @hiryuimajin
      @hiryuimajin Год назад

      Same. I watch Ed sometimes not to code with him but just to be amused and laugh at his jokes about things I can finally relate! haha

    • @astik2002
      @astik2002 Год назад

      hey new to webdev is next same as react and if I use mern stack as my technology, can I next js?

  • @KeelanJon
    @KeelanJon Год назад +2

    Great video Ed, and glad you liked the render 🔥🔥 Although it probably looks more like you than me 🤣

  • @crazymexicandope
    @crazymexicandope Год назад +2

    That was incredibly straight forward and helpful. Thank you so much :) 10/10

    • @lukas.webdev
      @lukas.webdev Год назад

      I just posted a Tailwind CSS Tutorial for Beginners (in 2023) ... would love to hear, what you think about my video on this topic? 🤔

  • @devMohaimin
    @devMohaimin Год назад

    We want more Like this. This is very useful

  • @andifaizal6848
    @andifaizal6848 Год назад +2

    Yeay. Tailwind and next js is 🔥❤️❤️

  • @GothrythmFactory
    @GothrythmFactory Год назад

    Thank you Ed you are always so kind.

  • @paschalynukwuani6930
    @paschalynukwuani6930 Год назад

    Dev Ed is the best tutor on the internet. Everyone needs to know that!

  • @josikie
    @josikie Год назад +1

    Fell in love with Tailwind

  • @Jonasmelonas
    @Jonasmelonas Год назад +2

    I would just like to say, I've watched 15 seconds, and you're extremely likable. Now onto the rest of the vid!

  • @fatemahalthenyan398
    @fatemahalthenyan398 Год назад +1

    It's amazing, thank you so much.

  • @vadneydasilva230
    @vadneydasilva230 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you very much for the great content Ed... :D 😁

  • @modoulaminceesay9211
    @modoulaminceesay9211 Год назад

    Thanks this is very useful as a cloud engineer a portfolio is becoming a norm at this point

  • @warrayn10
    @warrayn10 9 месяцев назад

    I like the way you code and that you get lost sometimes too :D Thank you!

  • @hamihash
    @hamihash Год назад

    tried it out and customized it. amazing👌

  • @JavohirMiraxtamov
    @JavohirMiraxtamov Год назад +1

    Great as always

  • @odkhuu5723
    @odkhuu5723 Год назад

    i love your character man, very humble

  • @licokr
    @licokr Год назад

    Thank you! This is a great video!

  • @marcinzale
    @marcinzale Год назад

    Great tutorial! Thank you!

  • @josikie
    @josikie Год назад

    Thank you Ed! Much love

  • @cristhianrogletek2249
    @cristhianrogletek2249 Год назад

    THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL MEEEN!! GOD BLESS YOU

  • @respectthedripkaren4515
    @respectthedripkaren4515 Год назад

    i've never worked with frameworks in web development before, so this'll be interesting to use.

  • @shashikantmarskole
    @shashikantmarskole Год назад

    thank u for the content. nice and helpful. keep it up 👍

  • @1Atheeleyah
    @1Atheeleyah Год назад +1

    coolest video! I followed it to a tee...was hard for first time website creator setting up VSCode, but after a few google searches and following your guide, i got a little pretty website now haha....thank you

  • @bryanwi09
    @bryanwi09 Год назад +4

    Great video as always, Ed. I have been a long time subsriber of yours and your videos have helped me out a lot.
    Would it be possible for you to do a video on how to make an image gallery using React, TailwindCSS and Infinite Scroll but not use an API? I have a project with about 700 pictures I need to make and I don't want to host them with an API as that will cost a lot of money. I am struggling on how to add infinite scroll and use the image array I have set up. Maybe show both if you do this? I would greatly appreciate it as they are our wedding photos and I think would make a great project to demo as there aren't any examples on RUclips that I have found showing this setup. Please and thank you!! If not, it was worth a shot!

  • @ozankurucu6261
    @ozankurucu6261 Год назад

    Thank you for this video!

  • @FaithOlusegun
    @FaithOlusegun Год назад

    What? Ed's back? O boyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! Awesome! 😊

  • @fandibayu2162
    @fandibayu2162 Год назад

    So amazing bro!

  • @fedorevseev8867
    @fedorevseev8867 Год назад

    Awesome portfolio website) highly recommend

  • @agbalenyoelvis
    @agbalenyoelvis Год назад

    Very good video. Like it very well. Tailwind is powerful

  • @mhlib7569
    @mhlib7569 Год назад +1

    thank you! I've been wanting to use React +tailwind for a client landing page but have been afraid of starting

  • @sreekartammana
    @sreekartammana Год назад +114

    Previous name of the channel was so nice than now🌝

    • @mrsameergaming6031
      @mrsameergaming6031 Год назад +2

      What was ??

    • @adomicarts
      @adomicarts Год назад +20

      @@mrsameergaming6031 Dev Ed

    • @Darkgx5
      @Darkgx5 Год назад +24

      Yeah Dev Ed was better

    • @DanteMishima
      @DanteMishima Год назад +7

      So i'm not the only one who thinks so

    • @abubalo
      @abubalo Год назад +6

      Yes, this one is tough to read.

  • @rapidloop
    @rapidloop Год назад

    Good content as usual

  • @hakamnabhani3382
    @hakamnabhani3382 Год назад

    Halfway through the video. love it, and appreciate the hard work. One tiny problem for me, the word wrap is off which makes some of the text go off the page, which isn't a big deal still it's just an (Alt + Z) just click it please

  • @Zanktus
    @Zanktus Год назад +1

    Great video, I just wonder why use React here in the first place? The only feature which really was used here is the dark mode toggle, which is in vanilla JS pretty simple as well. React seems to be quite the overkill for a very static site like this.

  • @BobbyBundlez
    @BobbyBundlez Год назад +1

    you can use tailwind intellisense... been a savior for me with not having to memorize classes

  • @Trazynn
    @Trazynn Год назад +1

    Framer is built on react. Would be cool if you could show a tutorial on how to run a react site (like this one) through Framer.

  • @ZaiyordNurdin
    @ZaiyordNurdin Год назад

    A really underrated channel

  • @user-vx4gg2vv3q
    @user-vx4gg2vv3q 9 месяцев назад

    You had me at BG!!

  • @floraetteh1516
    @floraetteh1516 Год назад

    Thanks so much, Ed

  • @Edxylom
    @Edxylom Год назад

    Thanks men you're amazing

  • @nurmohammad9803
    @nurmohammad9803 Год назад

    Thanks for create react project,
    to be awesome

  • @kj-hw4qw
    @kj-hw4qw Год назад +13

    38:12 if you are wondering why the beautiful, code, consulting picture are sticking to the left even tho you have centered it. You need to put a div around the image, put a style, and display flex and justifyContent: center;

    • @stago3612
      @stago3612 Год назад

      didn't fix it for me

    • @_justkarl
      @_justkarl Год назад +16

      or you can use mx-auto inside the img tag

    • @Xaffre
      @Xaffre Год назад

      THANK YOU! CAN YOU TELL ME WHY IT IS LIKE THIS?

    • @MrTinYuen
      @MrTinYuen Год назад +5

      Or you can just add "import Image from "next/legacy/image";" This is the newer version. So you need to add legacy instead of only nex/ image. Then you can use the next image properties.

    • @patrickrooney6460
      @patrickrooney6460 Год назад

      @@_justkarl this worked for me!

  • @jesusre8495
    @jesusre8495 9 месяцев назад

    Fue de gran ayuda! muchas gracias!

  • @Klilkaiser
    @Klilkaiser Год назад

    Thanks Video Ed !! And more tuto on next please ! Much love !

  • @euphol
    @euphol Год назад

    Thank you. I have a question. I can't find the class "text-md". Is it a class to set text font size and line height? I use text-base instead of it.

  • @henriquet.tyminski3223
    @henriquet.tyminski3223 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much

  • @patriotlightning7791
    @patriotlightning7791 Год назад

    Well done my dear.

  • @chivass592
    @chivass592 Год назад

    Thank you bro !!!

  • @AzadarieHussainya
    @AzadarieHussainya Год назад

    Hy, just want to tell this is awesome source for everybody who's looking for build a portfolio from scratch. One thing I didn't understand why he installed next js instead of react.

    • @_Bataklik
      @_Bataklik Год назад +2

      I think because nextjs is a bit faster then create-react-app.

    • @julians.2597
      @julians.2597 Год назад

      create react app at this point is deprecated and you should stop using it in favour of e.g. Vite or NextJS

  • @currojugando6585
    @currojugando6585 Год назад +1

    Hello , i keep getting this error when using the react icons:
    Unhandled Runtime Error
    Error: Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports.
    Check the render method of `Home`.

  • @SwatiSrivastav-cs6hl
    @SwatiSrivastav-cs6hl Месяц назад

    The tutorial is really helpful. Could you also please let us know from where did you managed to export such images please?

  • @outplay3759
    @outplay3759 Год назад

    Awesome content, thank you. Question: Why do you use padding to space out the elements instead of the margin? Is not adding a margin a better solution?

    • @berat2690
      @berat2690 Год назад +4

      padding also increases the space INSIDE, whereas margin does OUTSIDE.

  • @rexoxpp
    @rexoxpp Год назад

    You are amazing! 😎

  • @user-kb7bp4wc8p
    @user-kb7bp4wc8p Год назад

    I love you, devEd😀

  • @mostlydevs4277
    @mostlydevs4277 Год назад +2

    When i saw React and tailwind the like button was clicked immediately. ❤

    • @lukas.webdev
      @lukas.webdev Год назад

      I just posted a video / tutorial on React + Tailwind CSS in 2023 - maybe this is interesting for you as well ... 😉

  • @abubalo
    @abubalo Год назад +1

    I recommend Ed to capitalise each letter of chanel name. Sometimes I read it like "developed byed".

  • @protopan7722
    @protopan7722 Год назад +2

    Hey are you going to make a node js course? that will be much appreciated thanks great video btw

  • @xjimmyz_eso1303
    @xjimmyz_eso1303 Год назад +1

    awesome vid! what theme/style is that in VS code? looks great :D

  • @nhlanhlahlengwa2631
    @nhlanhlahlengwa2631 Год назад

    wow very nice project

  • @aberadler9586
    @aberadler9586 Год назад

    hi ed! i have question ..
    How did you quickly learn to work with multi different frameworks ? just practice and search ??!!

  • @Tyheir
    @Tyheir Год назад

    I would have liked to see you use react components and props but great video overall

  • @mldemigod
    @mldemigod Год назад +1

    mega tutek more such subscription added :) Tailwind an React there is power.

    • @lukas.webdev
      @lukas.webdev Год назад

      Yes! Tailwind + React is awesome! 😉

  • @Hasoon-ry8pu
    @Hasoon-ry8pu Год назад

    Good job ⚘️

  • @Muhammed-nani964
    @Muhammed-nani964 Год назад

    noice & we need some projectes with redux toolkit

  • @shanitkumarpaul7650
    @shanitkumarpaul7650 Год назад

    very useful indeed

  • @rezaafsharnia5606
    @rezaafsharnia5606 Год назад

    Awesome!

  • @niklasmartinsson3719
    @niklasmartinsson3719 Год назад +4

    its crazy that 5 months later im trying to follow this tutorial and even just getting to 6:20 the index.js looks completely different and doesnt even have a footer element

  • @dev_app
    @dev_app Год назад

    The one and only ❤️