Looking for a good tutorial on full stack development with Next

[leaden berry]

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[deep parcel]

You should read the official docs. They have a ton of information. https://nextjs.org/docs

[thorn orbit]

Thanks, I definitely do when I get stuck, but I don't know what I need to read about until that happens.

[deep parcel]

you probably want to read the react essentials page. it explains how server components and client components work with the app router, if you plan on using that. https://nextjs.org/docs/getting-started/react-essentials

[thorn orbit]

Definitely, if I knew that I needed it and when/how to use it, I'm not a professional developer so I don't know what I don't know.

I feel like docs are great for developers because they have the experience to translate the information. I have never had a problem finding a tutorial until now I bought 4 different Next tutorials and I could just create it with plain react and react-router

[deep parcel]

I'm not really sure I understand. Is there something from the docs that you don't understand or why can't you use them?

[thorn orbit]

All of it, I'm not a professional developer, so I don't know where I use something and when I use it. The docs are great if I needed to know a specific thing, but whats the best practice to use what and when. what do I use how do I use it what context is it used in.

[deep parcel]

The docs are structured in that way thaat they first explain the basics - how does the framework work. Then they explain the most commonly used things like "how to fetch data" etc. and lastly they contain a collection of all the stuff that's been barely used. If I understand you correctly, you are looking for the first part, but you think the docs are the last part only. You should really have a look, especially at the page I linked

I know it is not a short read, but it does cover the information you need to get started