Next JS & Typescript With Shopify Integration – Full Guide

What is Next.js?

Next.js is a React-based framework that provides infrastructure and simple development experience for server-side rendered(SSR) & static page applications.

• An intuitive page-based routing system (with support for dynamic routes)
• Pre-rendering, both static generation (SSG) and server-side rendering (SSR) are supported on a per-page basis

What is Typescript? 

TypeScript is an open-source language that builds on JavaScript, one of the world’s most used tools, by adding static type definitions.

Is this course right for you?

If you plan to start your career as a developer or improve your programming skills, this course is right for you. Learn how to build a professional web application inspired by the project of Next JS developers.

Start with learning the Typescript language and progress into building your own e-commerce application.

This resource is the only thing you need to start Web Development with Next.js. During this course, you will get the confidence and skills required to start your own projects. In addition, you will get the right mindset to apply for a developer career and improve in modern frameworks like Next.js and React.js.

What are you going to work on?

You will build an e-commerce application from scratch. You will learn how to write code in Typescript language, a superset of Javascript providing additional features, and a static type checker.

The course starts with an explanation and practical examples of the Typescript language. The typescript section is optional but it explains a lot of types of structures that will be used throughout the course.

After typescript lectures, you will start building your e-commerce app. You will learn how to structure the application in a modular and clean way.

You will build your own React components from the scratch. As the styling framework, the course is utilizing PostCSS and Tailwind CSS which is a great choice for every project.

Later in the course, you will learn the latest patterns on how to use hook functions efficiently. Entire checkout functionality is built on top of the hook functions. Hooks are reactive, modular, and easy to get tested.