Building a Full-Stack Next.js Blog App
If you’re looking to build a full-stack blog app, Next.js is a great framework to use. In this article, we’ll explore how to build a blog app using Next.js, Prisma, and Tanstack React Query.
What is Next.js?
Next.js is a React framework that allows you to build server-rendered applications with ease. It provides features such as server-side rendering, static site generation, and API routes, making it a powerful tool for building full-stack applications.
What is Prisma?
Prisma is an open-source database toolkit that allows you to easily access and manipulate your database using a type-safe and auto-generated query builder. It supports various databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, making it a versatile choice for your backend data layer.
What is Tanstack React Query?
Tanstack React Query is a powerful data-fetching and caching library for React applications. It provides hooks for fetching and managing data, as well as features such as automatic refetching, caching, and pagination, making it a great choice for managing the frontend data layer of your application.
Building the Blog App
To build a full-stack blog app with Next.js, Prisma, and Tanstack React Query, you would start by setting up a Next.js project and creating your frontend components using React. You would then set up your Prisma schema and models to define your database structure, and use Prisma to interact with your database from the backend.
For the frontend data layer, you would use Tanstack React Query to fetch and manage data from your API routes, providing a seamless experience for your users as they navigate through your blog app.
Conclusion
Building a full-stack blog app with Next.js, Prisma, and Tanstack React Query can be a rewarding experience. With the power of server-side rendering, a type-safe database layer, and a powerful frontend data management library, you can create a fast and reliable blog app that provides a great user experience.
So why not give it a try and start building your own full-stack blog app today?
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I was able to follow your code and it works exactly as seen in the video 😊. Thankyou very much Sir
May I ask, What is the props and cons of using react-query compare with fetch in Next.js 13 ?
Two weeks later, Daisy UI is at version 3.8.3 lol
Pretty good blog app, just one thing, in api/posts/[postId] in the GET function of the route.ts you included tag:true, but for this project tag isn't used, because the FormPost.tsx queries all tags already and only use tagId to select the default tag
Great video! Has anyone noticed the delay in the edit form? If you name a post called "post 1" and go edit: the edit form says "post 1". If you change that to "post 2" and then go back to edit it says "post 1" until you refresh the page. Any ideas?
Awesome video, got a new subscriber. If its not much, can I request you a video of an application just like this one but with authentication? CRUD in a specific user.
Wow. Once again you've outdone yourself. Beautiful tutorial. Almost all latest React technologies – Prisma, Axios, Tailwindcss in one tutorial. Only technology missing is NextAuth.js. You could implement a simple Prisma seed for the initial data. Love it
Nice , thanks 😀
missed in useQuery Tag[] to add in index.d.ts
thank so much for this video solved many issues for me
Can I have the github code of this project please
mantap, thanks mas
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