Next.js 14 Blog Application: Kinde Auth, Sanity.io CMS, Banner & Nav Component (Part 1)

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  • Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
  • In this episode, we take your development skills to the next level as we begin building a modern blog application with Next.js 14. I'll guide you through configuring shadcn/ui for dynamic dark and light modes, setting up authentication with Kinde Auth, integrating Sanity.io as the headless CMS, and incorporating Material UI for sleek UI components. Together, we’ll also build the essential Navigation and Banner component, laying the foundation for a fully functional blog.
    This tutorial provides comprehensive strategies for setting up your blog's UI/UX, combining the power of modern libraries like shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS to create an engaging and responsive design. You'll also learn how to secure your application using Kinde Auth for authentication, structuring your application to handle both content and user access seamlessly.
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    Whether you're looking to implement smooth UI/UX elements, configure a headless CMS, or secure user authentication, this video equips you with the tools and knowledge to build a scalable and user-friendly blog application with Next.js 14.
    This video is tailored for developers who are familiar with React.js and JavaScript, aiming to enhance their skills in frontend development, UI/UX design, and authentication using modern web technologies.
    What You'll Learn:
    Configuring shadcn/ui for dark and light modes
    Setting up authentication with Kinde Auth
    Integrating Sanity.io for content management
    Setting up Material UI components
    Building the Navigation and Banner component
    Best practices for modern UI/UX design with Tailwind CSS
    Setting the foundation for a scalable blog architecture
    Prerequisites:
    Intermediate knowledge of React.js and JavaScript
    Familiarity with Next.js 14 and frontend development
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