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Would love some resources that optimize for fast learning. I don't want to go through 20 hours of video. I don't want *thorough* I want *efficient*. React for People Who Just Want to Start Shipping Stuff Today™

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What are some good resources for wrapping my brain around this tech stack? * Next.js * Node.js * Express

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So...the Next.js Learn docs are pretty incredible. Knocked it out in about 90 minutes and have similar feelings to when I was first grasping Rails. nextjs.org/learn Going to rewrite joshpigford.com using Next.js just to teach myself something new.

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Solid start! joshpigford-next.vercel.app Got the basis for a lot of core bits done (dynamic titles/descriptions, etc). Now just need to port over the static pages. Then I'll tackle all the fun database pages (art, articles, toys, etc).🎉 Oh, open source:

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What're you currently use for the database for those pages?

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No DB yet. They’re just static pages.

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