Next Amazona: Build ECommerce Website Like Amazon By Next.JS

Next Amazona: Build ECommerce Website Like Amazon By Next.JS

Hello and Welcome to Next Amazona, a coding course to build an eCommerce website like amazon by NextJS. In this course, you will learn the essential tools and skills to design, develop and deploy a fully-function eCommerce website like amazon from scratch.

I designed this course for anyone seeking to develop a full-functional eCommerce website like amazon.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to

• Design a responsive eCommerce website 

• Create user and SEO friendly frontend

• Build a scalable backend 

• Connect your ECommerce website to payment gateways

• Publish that on the internet

You will learn:

• Designing responsive ECommerce website using Material UI like home page, product page, sidebar,  and navbar.

• Implementing frontend using NextJS like handling shopping cart, showing maps, beautiful charts.

• Building Backend Web API using next connect and MongoDB to handle authentication, providing report data, handling products and orders.

• Connecting to payment gateways like PayPal and make online payments.

• Publishing your website on the cloud servers like Vercel and Netlify

This course is for all-levels developers who want to be a professional frontend developers and find a job in more than 22 M job opportunities around the world

You need to know the basics of Reactjs like components, state,  props, and hooks to start this course.

Feel free to take a look at the course preview and enroll if it is along with your ambitions.

Become a Senior Web Developer! Build a massive E-commerce app with NextJS and MongoDB

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What you will learn

• NextJS basics like setting up project, navigating between pages and data fetching
• NextJS advanced topics like dynamic routing, image optimization, SSG and SSR
• MaterialUI framework to build responsive website using custom theme, animation and carousel

Rating: 4.60976

Level: All Levels

Duration: 17.5 hours

Instructor: Bassir Jafarzadeh