What i like about Adrian is that he build advanced projects and also contribute to the open source community, unlike other TH-camrs who are selling their source code after the tutorials
@@javascriptmastery happy new year to you. Continue full stack MERN, is amazing masterpiece videos. We need full stack AI & ML MERN projects. It would transform this channel.
Just finished this tutorial after following along slowly over a few weeks. This was good fun to learn and I now have a fully working application! Thank you for such a brilliant tutorial. My only critique (which isn't really a critique tbh) would be that after the tutorial finished, I had issues with changing a lot of the test ENV variables to live ones and it took some figuring out, so a small piece on that at the end would of rounded out nicely, but overall, it was fantastic. Can't wait to try more of your projects :)
Is your order and ticket details section working properly? In my case, the purchased tickets are not being displayed neither record is created in database.
Wow, I just stumbled upon your channel, and I am absolutely blown away by the quality of your web development tutorials! The step-by-step explanations make complex concepts so much easier to understand, and the production quality is top-notch. I've been trying to enhance my web development skills, and your videos have been an incredible resource. The clarity in your explanations and the practical examples have really made a difference in my learning journey. The 'infold' extension poses a slight inconvenience as it requires rewinding the video to view custom CSS classes, disrupting the seamless learning experience. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise! Looking forward to more tutorials and improving my skills with your guidance. Keep up the fantastic work! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
also yes you moving with the code and hearing your thought process is essentially what builds our mental framework. so please especially for types and how you connect them we will want to understand as much as possible.
The project is absolutely amazing !!! I'm junior web dev and I gave myself a goal to complete all of your youtube tutorials. As a beginner I would love to do everything from absolute scratch without copy-pasting code. Can you reccommend any past tutorials?
Hello, sir. Firstly, thank you very much for creating such awesome content for us. However, could you please also develop some projects from scratch without copying and pasting code? As a beginner like me, it can be challenging to understand when and where to use TypeScript, generics, and interfaces. Thank you!❤
I really want to do your projects full time to be honest. I have done most of your projects following along. and I want to do this for all the projects but I am scared I will be stuck in the tutorial hell. I desperately wanna watch this video and do this project with you. Quite a pickle I am in. You're my favorite youtuber btw! 💖
I have been in a situation where I was also always in the tutorial hell what saved me was totally disconnecting from coding for sometime and then making a comeback by trying to build my own projects, I got notebooks I started designing everything from UI to the API I would get stuck but thanks to google, chatGPT, watching Videos about my specific issue and also my courage to not give up I ended up really getting it
Hey Bro, you have out done the competition once again, well thought out, and professionally delivered as always. We the development community are truly blessed to have you teach and mentor us via your tutorials and content you produce. Don’t mind the GH copilot suggestions. As for the code you provide us, I think it depends on the level of the developer. I like the fact we code a lot with you, so for the code you provide, I think keeps us clear on reaching the intended specific development goals during the build, as well as helping with the time it take you to produce and deliver your content. The beautiful thing is that it you always provide us with an explanation. The other thing is we will have less errors, i.e. (syntax) to deal with while building the project. Once complete, we can modify the code break it fix and truly understand what is happening in our own time. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Thanks so much for everything you do! I have no plan of javascript but am at 3:20:08 from your online shop tutorial and have learned so much on the way. Much better than boring classes where you learn all the theory you don't really need.
@cafedelevant7353 I'll regret learning to code and buying that course in 50 years when it's all replaced by a new coding language called "Simple" and you just prompt engineer whatever the hell you want into existence, you're right
I love the way you approach troubleshooting and deliver content so beautifully. It helps clarify my concepts and ideas, making it easier for me to write code with enthusiasm and passion.
Your content is amazing! And I personally enjoy that the more tedious code is available to copy! It does not take away from the learning experience for me
1:28:15 Don't provide the code from readme file, it makes difficult to understand some concepts, as a learner i want to know exactly what I was going to use what i'm writing and implementing. So, please don't just provide the code in readme file instead write it and explain it. (opinion as a learner) :) Otherwise, it was great to have this top-notch content, thankyou.
I think its annoying that the classname is hidden as i like to watch you write the code, then pause and write it myself. But great video Adrian, your content is amazing and really helpful
the 3 dot (inline-fold) extension is making little bit harder to watch or follow your coding. I am also a big fan of you 😀. Thanks for providing us with quality contents.
Love the content so far 🎉 3:20:52, please remove the hiding classname extension so that it's easier to internalise how the styling is rendered, thanks 😊
first of all thank you for all the knowledge you share, i learn alot from it. regarding the skipping of parts and pasting code - i think it can be good for like type definitions and so on, but i would have liked to see for example the update/delete functions - you can go over them super quickly. thank you again :)
Hey Adrian, thanks for bringing this amazing content. I have a request for you, if possible, please disable the extension you are using for hiding Tailwind CSS classes because it is not deal for us developing the application while watching your videos. We would have to rewind the video for checking any previous class again. Hoping for improvements in next video.
Adrian this tutorial really gives a comprehensive aspects of the things you really need for nextjs. Your server side logics and implementation is top notch. Big ups!! By the way the tailwind fold extension makes it harder to read the styles. It makes me move back and forth in playing the video. Also it would be more appropriate if there is available figma file for any project you work on , you could share as well. Thank you.
Greay stuff as usual Adrian, the auto suggestions is great but i find having to copy and paste code is not so great for my learning. id have to look at the codes over and over to get a grasp, building everything from scratch renforces my learning and makes it easier for me to remember. I know it might get a bit repetitive sometimes but repitition is the father of learning. The point of the course for me is to learn new techniques and not jusy build a cool project. Thank you for all your hardwork. Your videos made me a better dev and landed me a frontend gig.
My answer to @1:28:24. I like that you give us code snippets to copy but would like it better if you linked tutorials that explains the logic behind them. For instance, a linked video to how typescript works so I can understand what export interface IOrder extends Document means and also a linked video to how mongoose works so I can understand what models.Category means. Thanks!
Well as a developer from Iraq, firstly I appreciate what u put to work and wat u give us of a really valuable info. secondly I just CAN'T access Vercel even with vpn on.
Finally, I finished this course. Thank you for creating this wonderful video!! I really like it. I hope next video you won’t use inline fold because it hardly to see the code. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wow, I just stumbled upon your channel, and I am absolutely blown away by the quality of your web development tutorials! The step-by-step explanations make complex concepts so much easier to understand, and the production quality is top-notch.
this video is good, just few things need to avoid when using a production version or when you build for client.1) dont use shadcn, its a complete mess libarry and conflicting with tailwind css also loading unnessary css in components, you can check for input elements. 2) dont use clerk, its saving users data not good for client, auth must be safe and secure. 3) dont use uploadthing, unnessary library with lots of code, where file upload can done with 8 lines of code with local storage or aws.
This is amazing ... Thanks man you just dropped this one at the right time to meet a similar project I was working on. I'll definitely pick inspiration from this one 😊 .. you're the best 🙌
Awesome! I bought the Next course and did this for fun! Yes you will get stuck but just keep at it. Everything is laid out here for you to succeed. I fail everyday but still detemined to keep learning. :D
@Adrian please do not use that "Inline Fold" extension it is takes to much time to reverse the video to able to copy the correct className, and Yes thanks for this Amazing Video, I've been learning a lot through JSM, a Huge thanks
It is better to copy those codes related to database creation models and webhooks user creation from clerk data as it helps in focusing more in designing the applications and implementation of core functionality
Thank you for this amazing tutorial and for helping out. For me personally, I got a bit lost when we started to paste your code. I understand for those who are more experienced this is only tidious work, but for someone like me (a newbie) then Id really like to see you writing out the code so I could get a better understanding of what I am doing. But again, just being able to see such an amazing tutorial (for free), well that is out of this world. Keep up the good work :)
Make one separate video of pro tips, which tech all best practices while code writing, and how to optimise and get reference source, and more about different ui framework or library, and all about that library use and projects
Thank you, Adrian, for creating such a well-designed tutorial and showcasing all the latest cool stuff that we can implement in our future projects. Clerk is my favorite among them, and it will be a great addition to my latest projects. Since now, I have been using Next.js 13 in all of my frontend applications, and to be honest, I don't see the need to move my projects to Next.js 14 just yet. Seeing how the implementation needs to be done in Next.js 14, I have mixed feelings about it. There are a few people out there, including Theo and a few more from Vercel, who are trying really hard to convince the community to switch over to the latest version of Next.js. However, for me, server actions are a step in the wrong direction. Perhaps I'm wrong and I don't see the full potential of them yet. Anyway, you're doing a great job creating such great content that I'm sure many people can learn a lot from. Keep up the good work.
Your explanation throughout the project is amazing but I actually believe that copying even a single code from your GITHUB REPO makes us wonder what has been done in that code. It will be really helpful. If we are copying the code you you can explain that code briefly that what has happened in that code.
Hi Adrian and thanks for the incredible tutorial and app! Feedback: since ... it has become much more difficult to write styles, you need to pause the video more, please return to the old practice! ))
hello adrian just want let you know better dont skip any process like in model you can just explain in again even though we already do it before but the more we try the more you explain the more we understand what you really doing. because sometimes you explain to fast so we must repeat again to really understand what you trying to do. thank you for the work
regarding providing some repeated pieces of code, I think for non-beginners is fine, but for a beginner, I guess it would be useful to write it again, and again to learn it the hard way...
import type { FileWithPath } from "@uploadthing/react"; it show error FileWIthPath not exported on component/shared/FileUploader.tsx if anyone got the answer please reply
I love the tutorial and the way you teach! Thank you very much! Just one little thing, please remove the auto collapse for the class names of the elements. It is really hard to keep up with the speed 😊
Absolutely loving the journey bro but please dont use those dotted classed name extension , it just makes it harder to code while watching. Thanks for the tutorial by the way.
Great looking project and I plan on following along. Wee bit of feedback, the "minimised" className attributes looks very aesthetic, but it's isn't very helpful in a follow along tutorial such as this one. I feel like it means a lot more pausing and rewinding if the opportunity to copy the classes is missed before you click out of the area.
did you run into the user creation problem when connecting webhook to database My trigger is not sending or not creating the user in the databse it is giving error 500 can you hwlp mw with that.
even when searching for the code with an ai. it would be good to see you sifter through the trash that gets returned most of the time and your analysis of it.
I've thoroughly enjoyed the content completely. However, I believe the learning experience could be further enhanced in upcoming videos by coding all the files and modules in the video explanation itself rather than copy pasting from the repo. This would make the video even more fulfilling and engaging for viewers. Looking forward to seeing continuous improvement in your future content! Big fan to your awesome websites and content :)
Wow, wow, wow, legend. I feel kinda ungrateful making a request after all this amazing tuts but if you find it in your schedule, can you please a Next.js and it's associated React Native app. Something like Trello that you can access on the website or the app.
Amazing video and very easy to follow along! Thank you!!! Personally don't like the 3 dots for the classNames, I feel it makes it harder. It would be great if you could include how to get the Payment Intent from Stripe as well, so you could display to event organizers how much they will receive from the amount charged, for example, a $20 event, less Stripe fee (for example, $1.25) and then less the site fee (for example $1.00) so the event organizer can expect a payment of $17.75. It would also have to collect payment methods for the customer.
Is your order and ticket details section working properly? In my case, the purchased tickets are not being displayed neither record is created in database.
Hi Adrian! An absolutely incredible video. Thank you for the amount of guidance that you bring to us. We are undeserving of such unique and completely helpful tutorials. I like the GH copilot suggestions. I would appreciate you not having us copy/paste code as it slightly dissociates us from the outcome- don't mind thinking/typing through things like the order.model (or at least get a quick walkthrough of the logic of what we pasted). Either way thank you and god bless you for putting out all of these tutorials for us. Cheers, Patricio
Yes the Copilot is surely distracting, as it shows upfront whats the code the moment your start wring a single word, which strongly hampers the learning arc. I am sure, others feel the same. 1:05:16
I really like the plugin that hides class names. But, for tutorials, I think it'd be better to turn that plugin off so we can easily see what class names are applied.
Hey! I finished it !! Thanks for this wholesome Video, there were couple of errors i faced while coding and that was just because the documentation(for few) was updated xD, anyways enjoyed your video and once again a BIG fat THANK YOU!!!
Lovely video Adrian! Loving the tutorial. One thing though, ive just finished the deployment section (1:36:48 mark). And i have checked mongoDB to see if the user created on the site is appearing in the collections but it isnt? I have checked the code compared to the repo and its exactly the same. The user appears in Clerk dashboard but is not appearing on MongoDB, any thoughts?
@@zxcforsy9028 nah, not looked into it. I thought it might have been an issue with how the cached connection code was written but seems fine. Originally Mongodb wasnt even adding the users or orders collection, it just had events. So i took a look at my models and everything was the same. In the user.actions.ts file, i changed the way the models were imported and then the collections started to appear but still no data :( starting to think if there is an issue on Mongodb side.
@@Lege2292 I decided to check if the problem was in the code, so I cloned the code from the git hub, added my env file, and ran the program, but the user did not appear in the database
I would personally like to learn it slowly and step by step doing everything personally so that i get my handsOn those stuffs properly. I would appreciate if you will teach everything and not give codes to copy that would be appreciated and yeah if codes does repeats then yeah that's fine.
For me having the three dots makes it harder to follow along when watching the videos. I liked being able to see the code when you style elements. :)
same here
What i like about Adrian is that he build advanced projects and also contribute to the open source community, unlike other TH-camrs who are selling their source code after the tutorials
Thank you!
You have said it all, we really love Adrian here in Nigeria, Sending Love.
@@javascriptmastery happy new year to you. Continue full stack MERN, is amazing masterpiece videos. We need full stack AI & ML MERN projects. It would transform this channel.
I dont think there's anything wrong in selling source code. These devs have to feed and survive too.
Some might be doing teaching full time.
Just finished this tutorial after following along slowly over a few weeks. This was good fun to learn and I now have a fully working application! Thank you for such a brilliant tutorial.
My only critique (which isn't really a critique tbh) would be that after the tutorial finished, I had issues with changing a lot of the test ENV variables to live ones and it took some figuring out, so a small piece on that at the end would of rounded out nicely, but overall, it was fantastic. Can't wait to try more of your projects :)
Is your order and ticket details section working properly?
In my case, the purchased tickets are not being displayed neither record is created in database.
@@bhavishahemwani7868 does your clerk working properly
in my case the data is not getting stored to database and create event form is not submitting
I immediately over here after receiving email news letter ❤
Coolest project for resume 😉🤞
Yay! Thank you!
Wow, I just stumbled upon your channel, and I am absolutely blown away by the quality of your web development tutorials! The step-by-step explanations make complex concepts so much easier to understand, and the production quality is top-notch.
I've been trying to enhance my web development skills, and your videos have been an incredible resource. The clarity in your explanations and the practical examples have really made a difference in my learning journey.
The 'infold' extension poses a slight inconvenience as it requires rewinding the video to view custom CSS classes, disrupting the seamless learning experience.
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise! Looking forward to more tutorials and improving my skills with your guidance. Keep up the fantastic work!
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
also yes you moving with the code and hearing your thought process is essentially what builds our mental framework. so please especially for types and how you connect them we will want to understand as much as possible.
Another advanced and amazing project. ❤
Please create an intermediate-level MERN stack course with updated technologies. 😇
This is it :)
what are you using for state management context api or redux toolkit ? @iamsanzu_45insta60
The project is absolutely amazing !!! I'm junior web dev and I gave myself a goal to complete all of your youtube tutorials.
As a beginner I would love to do everything from absolute scratch without copy-pasting code. Can you reccommend any past tutorials?
I really like your courses. About the inline dots i think it makes it harder. I need to rewind and pause constantly to be able to copy the tailwindcss
Hello, sir. Firstly, thank you very much for creating such awesome content for us. However, could you please also develop some projects from scratch without copying and pasting code? As a beginner like me, it can be challenging to understand when and where to use TypeScript, generics, and interfaces. Thank you!❤
I really want to do your projects full time to be honest. I have done most of your projects following along. and I want to do this for all the projects but I am scared I will be stuck in the tutorial hell. I desperately wanna watch this video and do this project with you. Quite a pickle I am in. You're my favorite youtuber btw! 💖
Thank you!
I have been in a situation where I was also always in the tutorial hell what saved me was totally disconnecting from coding for sometime and then making a comeback by trying to build my own projects, I got notebooks I started designing everything from UI to the API I would get stuck but thanks to google, chatGPT, watching Videos about my specific issue and also my courage to not give up I ended up really getting it
Hey Bro, you have out done the competition once again, well thought out, and professionally delivered as always. We the development community are truly blessed to have you teach and mentor us via your tutorials and content you produce. Don’t mind the GH copilot suggestions. As for the code you provide us, I think it depends on the level of the developer.
I like the fact we code a lot with you, so for the code you provide, I think keeps us clear on reaching the intended specific development goals during the build, as well as helping with the time it take you to produce and deliver your content.
The beautiful thing is that it you always provide us with an explanation. The other thing is we will have less errors, i.e. (syntax) to deal with while building the project. Once complete, we can modify the code break it fix and truly understand what is happening in our own time.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Adrian have followed your coding line by line and learnt your project. Same way I coded and deployed myself working fine
Did u deployed it ?? can you share your github acc??
Thanks so much for everything you do! I have no plan of javascript but am at 3:20:08 from your online shop tutorial and have learned so much on the way. Much better than boring classes where you learn all the theory you don't really need.
Enjoy!
I think the three dot in className make me difficult to follow, 😂 but its just my opinion. Keep create best course like this.👍
Great work, Adrian! Another wonderful project video.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hey ! I finish it, and I have already purchased your Nextjs 14 course that is amazing 🎉😁
Hope you enjoy it!
Please did you have any issues in the deployment section of the video
I appreciate you providing the redundant code to save time, makes me more engaged in the tutorial
you've really nailed down the structure of these projects, I bought your jsm pro course a while back and this has been just as insightful, thank you
@cafedelevant7353 I'll regret learning to code and buying that course in 50 years when it's all replaced by a new coding language called "Simple" and you just prompt engineer whatever the hell you want into existence, you're right
I love the way you approach troubleshooting and deliver content so beautifully. It helps clarify my concepts and ideas, making it easier for me to write code with enthusiasm and passion.
Your content is amazing! And I personally enjoy that the more tedious code is available to copy! It does not take away from the learning experience for me
How many hours do you need to produce such a high quality content? I really appreciate that.
I am following you from Ethiopia and you are the best teacher out here thank you for your effort
Thank you!
This man is far better than many paid courses thank u adrian 😍😍😘
Enjoy!
You are completely right, I agree with you.
1:28:15 Don't provide the code from readme file, it makes difficult to understand some concepts, as a learner i want to know exactly what I was going to use what i'm writing and implementing. So, please don't just provide the code in readme file instead write it and explain it. (opinion as a learner) :)
Otherwise, it was great to have this top-notch content, thankyou.
I think its annoying that the classname is hidden as i like to watch you write the code, then pause and write it myself. But great video Adrian, your content is amazing and really helpful
the 3 dot (inline-fold) extension is making little bit harder to watch or follow your coding. I am also a big fan of you 😀. Thanks for providing us with quality contents.
It was funny to see moment with uploadthing/tw :)
Someone was also watchful at this moment and noticed? :D
Yeah, and it was also weird cause I kept getting an error while installing it. I'm suprised nobody talking about it.
Love the content so far 🎉 3:20:52, please remove the hiding classname extension so that it's easier to internalise how the styling is rendered, thanks 😊
Will do, thanks!
Bro I'm getting an error in the clerk session can please reply to me if u have completed this video
I agree on that! I had to go back multiple times because once his cursor is out of the className attribute, I cannot see the classes used anymore
@@vilokmasuti4772 Did you solve it cus it's a pain in my ass. i have been on it days now n no results
Next 14 is amazing. Currently building mern with spline. Next14 makes it incredible quick
It does!
first of all thank you for all the knowledge you share, i learn alot from it. regarding the skipping of parts and pasting code - i think it can be good for like type definitions and so on, but i would have liked to see for example the update/delete functions - you can go over them super quickly. thank you again :)
You just posted a video I have been waiting for 🎉😊 thanks Adrian.
My pleasure!
Hey Adrian, thanks for bringing this amazing content. I have a request for you, if possible, please disable the extension you are using for hiding Tailwind CSS classes because it is not deal for us developing the application while watching your videos. We would have to rewind the video for checking any previous class again. Hoping for improvements in next video.
Yess, I will disable it, thanks!
yeah i came here to see if anyone said this, i just started and its already driving me nuts lol
came here to write the same comment lol thank you
The UI is super cool too! I love how you explain all the code you write... the best channel for learning to build real-world projects...
Glad you enjoy it!
Adrian this tutorial really gives a comprehensive aspects of the things you really need for nextjs. Your server side logics and implementation is top notch. Big ups!!
By the way the tailwind fold extension makes it harder to read the styles. It makes me move back and forth in playing the video. Also it would be more appropriate if there is available figma file for any project you work on , you could share as well. Thank you.
Exactly.
Greay stuff as usual Adrian, the auto suggestions is great but i find having to copy and paste code is not so great for my learning. id have to look at the codes over and over to get a grasp, building everything from scratch renforces my learning and makes it easier for me to remember. I know it might get a bit repetitive sometimes but repitition is the father of learning. The point of the course for me is to learn new techniques and not jusy build a cool project. Thank you for all your hardwork. Your videos made me a better dev and landed me a frontend gig.
Came here as soon i got the mail! Excited to learn new things. Perfect holiday gift 🎁 🎁
Happy holidays!
My answer to @1:28:24. I like that you give us code snippets to copy but would like it better if you linked tutorials that explains the logic behind them. For instance, a linked video to how typescript works so I can understand what export interface IOrder extends Document means and also a linked video to how mongoose works so I can understand what models.Category means. Thanks!
Well as a developer from Iraq, firstly I appreciate what u put to work and wat u give us of a really valuable info.
secondly I just CAN'T access Vercel even with vpn on.
Excellent tutorial! Please disable the inline fold extension so we can easily follow without having to rewind all the time. Thanks!!
Finally, I finished this course. Thank you for creating this wonderful video!! I really like it. I hope next video you won’t use inline fold because it hardly to see the code. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Bro I'm getting an error in the clerk session can please reply to me if u have completed this video
same with me unable to create the user in the database
@@vilokmasuti4772
@@vilokmasuti4772 Same issue for me
Wow, I just stumbled upon your channel, and I am absolutely blown away by the quality of your web development tutorials! The step-by-step explanations make complex concepts so much easier to understand, and the production quality is top-notch.
this video is good, just few things need to avoid when using a production version or when you build for client.1) dont use shadcn, its a complete mess libarry and conflicting with tailwind css also loading unnessary css in components, you can check for input elements. 2) dont use clerk, its saving users data not good for client, auth must be safe and secure. 3) dont use uploadthing, unnessary library with lots of code, where file upload can done with 8 lines of code with local storage or aws.
yes right, these 3 packages are unnecessary. clerk is worst
any begginer friendly suggestion replacment?
@@Sina-vq2jj try to create UI in nextjs without backend or server actions
This is amazing ... Thanks man you just dropped this one at the right time to meet a similar project I was working on. I'll definitely pick inspiration from this one 😊 .. you're the best 🙌
Enjoy!
Awesome! I bought the Next course and did this for fun! Yes you will get stuck but just keep at it. Everything is laid out here for you to succeed. I fail everyday but still detemined to keep learning. :D
Oh I finished this tutorial over the weekend. still not done the Stack Overlow clone from the paid course.
@Adrian please do not use that "Inline Fold" extension it is takes to much time to reverse the video to able to copy the correct className, and Yes thanks for this Amazing Video, I've been learning a lot through JSM, a Huge thanks
It is better to copy those codes related to database creation models and webhooks user creation from clerk data as it helps in focusing more in designing the applications and implementation of core functionality
Gotta love...that email notification code...cuz I like what I see❤
Right!!
this is a great way to end the 2023. Thans JSM team!!!
Enjoy!
Great Video learned a lot, as a feedback please remove the dots they are so anoying when i was coding along :)
Thank you for this amazing tutorial and for helping out. For me personally, I got a bit lost when we started to paste your code. I understand for those who are more experienced this is only tidious work, but for someone like me (a newbie) then Id really like to see you writing out the code so I could get a better understanding of what I am doing. But again, just being able to see such an amazing tutorial (for free), well that is out of this world. Keep up the good work :)
Make one separate video of pro tips, which tech all best practices while code writing, and how to optimise and get reference source, and more about different ui framework or library, and all about that library use and projects
Adrian I cannot thank you enough brother, God bless! how amazing! first time I see this amount of complexity broken down as much easy as you are! ❤
Thank you, Adrian, for creating such a well-designed tutorial and showcasing all the latest cool stuff that we can implement in our future projects. Clerk is my favorite among them, and it will be a great addition to my latest projects.
Since now, I have been using Next.js 13 in all of my frontend applications, and to be honest, I don't see the need to move my projects to Next.js 14 just yet. Seeing how the implementation needs to be done in Next.js 14, I have mixed feelings about it.
There are a few people out there, including Theo and a few more from Vercel, who are trying really hard to convince the community to switch over to the latest version of Next.js. However, for me, server actions are a step in the wrong direction. Perhaps I'm wrong and I don't see the full potential of them yet.
Anyway, you're doing a great job creating such great content that I'm sure many people can learn a lot from. Keep up the good work.
Your explanation throughout the project is amazing but I actually believe that copying even a single code from your GITHUB REPO makes us wonder what has been done in that code. It will be really helpful. If we are copying the code you you can explain that code briefly that what has happened in that code.
Hi Adrian and thanks for the incredible tutorial and app! Feedback: since ... it has become much more difficult to write styles, you need to pause the video more, please return to the old practice! ))
hello adrian just want let you know better dont skip any process like in model you can just explain in again even though we already do it before but the more we try the more you explain the more we understand what you really doing. because sometimes you explain to fast so we must repeat again to really understand what you trying to do. thank you for the work
regarding providing some repeated pieces of code, I think for non-beginners is fine, but for a beginner, I guess it would be useful to write it again, and again to learn it the hard way...
That three dots make me annoy while coding along with you!
I agree with the repeated stuff you provide the snippets to speed up the process
Hey, I have just finished, and I can't thank you enough! ❤
import type { FileWithPath } from "@uploadthing/react";
it show error FileWIthPath not exported
on component/shared/FileUploader.tsx if anyone got the answer please reply
Hi :)
The deployment link are good or there are some issues ?
Thank you Adrian. Your project based tutorials have been super helpful
Continue providing the necessary documents and files to make the learning process easy
I ready enjoy all your videos. You always keep us up to date on the newest technologies. I am already waiting on your next video.
Was feeling blue then saw this notification code .
how can you feel blue when there is soooo so much software to be improved??
Enjoy!
I love the tutorial and the way you teach! Thank you very much! Just one little thing, please remove the auto collapse for the class names of the elements. It is really hard to keep up with the speed 😊
Absolutely loving the journey bro but please dont use those dotted classed name extension , it just makes it harder to code while watching.
Thanks for the tutorial by the way.
Noted
We're looking forward to seeing more of these free high value project tutorials in the upcoming months
More to come!
Thank you so much for your time sharing many great things with us, I've finished the project and learned a lot of new knowledge, I truly appreciate it
did u get any error while creating the project???
at 1:28:30 Yes, It's great , I can go through the given code and understand some parts on my own.
The Best, thank you for all the hard work, and right on time.
Much appreciated!
My answer to 3:20:51 is that the three dots make the coding harder to follow 😅
Great looking project and I plan on following along. Wee bit of feedback, the "minimised" className attributes looks very aesthetic, but it's isn't very helpful in a follow along tutorial such as this one. I feel like it means a lot more pausing and rewinding if the opportunity to copy the classes is missed before you click out of the area.
Finished the course. This is really great and very insightful. Thanks Adrian.
did you run into the user creation problem when connecting webhook to database
My trigger is not sending or not creating the user in the databse it is giving error 500 can you hwlp mw with that.
@@manishtaker8622 Hi, did you get the fix for that? Even I am facing same issue.
@@manishtaker8622 any solution you found? I'm facing the same problem
Your tutorials are amazing, can you please do a tutorial on sass with .scss extension please I want to do even better in css
beautiful project, i love ideas out of the box .
Thank you! Cheers!
even when searching for the code with an ai. it would be good to see you sifter through the trash that gets returned most of the time and your analysis of it.
It's alright to copy the repetitive part. It saves a lot of time for you and everyone too!
I've thoroughly enjoyed the content completely. However, I believe the learning experience could be further enhanced in upcoming videos by coding all the files and modules in the video explanation itself rather than copy pasting from the repo. This would make the video even more fulfilling and engaging for viewers. Looking forward to seeing continuous improvement in your future content!
Big fan to your awesome websites and content :)
Wow, wow, wow, legend. I feel kinda ungrateful making a request after all this amazing tuts but if you find it in your schedule, can you please a Next.js and it's associated React Native app. Something like Trello that you can access on the website or the app.
Thanks for the idea!
We love it. I love the way you teach
Thanks Adrian for the wonderful app.
No problem 👍
Amazing video and very easy to follow along! Thank you!!!
Personally don't like the 3 dots for the classNames, I feel it makes it harder.
It would be great if you could include how to get the Payment Intent from Stripe as well, so you could display to event organizers how much they will receive from the amount charged, for example, a $20 event, less Stripe fee (for example, $1.25) and then less the site fee (for example $1.00) so the event organizer can expect a payment of $17.75. It would also have to collect payment methods for the customer.
Is your order and ticket details section working properly?
In my case, the purchased tickets are not being displayed neither record is created in database.
@@bhavishahemwani7868 Everything is working great, I just need the Stripe Connect instructions
@@bhavishahemwani7868 All works well for me, I just need to know how to integrate Stripe Connect
Another awesome project! 🤩🔥 Thanks Sir!
Thank you!!
Its great as always Adrian.., please bring a followup video on Figma and Prisma..🔥🔥
You got it!
Amazing Video! But please remove the three dot that making the class hidden.
Hi Adrian! An absolutely incredible video. Thank you for the amount of guidance that you bring to us. We are undeserving of such unique and completely helpful tutorials. I like the GH copilot suggestions. I would appreciate you not having us copy/paste code as it slightly dissociates us from the outcome- don't mind thinking/typing through things like the order.model (or at least get a quick walkthrough of the logic of what we pasted). Either way thank you and god bless you for putting out all of these tutorials for us. Cheers, Patricio
Thanks Adrian. You're improving lives
3 dots in tailwind classname makes it difficult to follow the video. Had to rewind many times to see the classnames.
Yes the Copilot is surely distracting, as it shows upfront whats the code the moment your start wring a single word, which strongly hampers the learning arc. I am sure, others feel the same. 1:05:16
You have a heart as good as gold! Common good of the society!
Appreciate it!
The master again with a wonderful app 🎉
Appreciate it!
I really like the plugin that hides class names. But, for tutorials, I think it'd be better to turn that plugin off so we can easily see what class names are applied.
indeed, especially for the ones like me who are trying to follow they have to pause or go back a lot of times.
Hey! I finished it !!
Thanks for this wholesome Video, there were couple of errors i faced while coding and that was just because the documentation(for few) was updated xD, anyways enjoyed your video and once again a BIG fat THANK YOU!!!
how did you manage to store user data from clerk on mongo db
can you provide me link of your github repo?
Hey, i finished it! Thank you for this tutorial, i learn so much from you
you deploy this application ? if yes please give link)
Santa Claus came 10 days earlier. Thanks a bunch for the new stuff to learn
Thank you!
Lovely video Adrian! Loving the tutorial. One thing though, ive just finished the deployment section (1:36:48 mark). And i have checked mongoDB to see if the user created on the site is appearing in the collections but it isnt? I have checked the code compared to the repo and its exactly the same. The user appears in Clerk dashboard but is not appearing on MongoDB, any thoughts?
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Have you solved the problem?
@@zxcforsy9028 nah, not looked into it. I thought it might have been an issue with how the cached connection code was written but seems fine. Originally Mongodb wasnt even adding the users or orders collection, it just had events. So i took a look at my models and everything was the same. In the user.actions.ts file, i changed the way the models were imported and then the collections started to appear but still no data :( starting to think if there is an issue on Mongodb side.
@@Lege2292 I decided to check if the problem was in the code, so I cloned the code from the git hub, added my env file, and ran the program, but the user did not appear in the database
you can copy the code no issue but it would be good after copying you'll explain in a easy way
I would personally like to learn it slowly and step by step doing everything personally so that i get my handsOn those stuffs properly. I would appreciate if you will teach everything and not give codes to copy that would be appreciated and yeah if codes does repeats then yeah that's fine.
best tutorial to date :) cant wait to finish this 44:17 :)
Hope you enjoy it!