NextJS 15 + TypeScript Full-Stack App - Calendar App

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NextJS 15 + TypeScript Full-Stack App - Calendar App (Size: 2.2 GB)
  1 -Course Intro.mp4 46.8 MB
  1 -Creating The Events Page.mp4 24.1 MB
  1 -Creating The Landing Page.mp4 60.5 MB
  1 -Favicon.mp4 12.2 MB
  1 -Project Setup.mp4 51.4 MB
  1 -book route.mp4 34 MB
  2 - Course Setup Lecture.html 204.8 B
  2 -A First Look at Calendra.mp4 93.3 MB
  2 -Authentication.mp4 97.1 MB
  2 -New Event Page.mp4 18.9 MB
  2 -Public Profile Component.mp4 68.5 MB
  2 -Schedule Page.mp4 31.8 MB
  2 -Setting up the Database.mp4 160.3 MB
  3 -Creating Navigation Bars.mp4 134.8 MB
  3 -Event Form.mp4 138.3 MB
  3 -Google Calendar API.mp4 77.1 MB
  3 -Schedule Form.mp4 163.8 MB
  4 -Event Form onSubmit Function.mp4 222.7 MB
  4 -Events Booking Page.mp4 24.6 MB
  4 -Schedule form Onsubmit function.mp4 76.7 MB
  5 -Back to Events Page.mp4 41.7 MB
  5 -Get Valid Times from Schedule.mp4 175.2 MB
  6 -Event Card.mp4 136.7 MB
  6 -Meeting Form & Actions.mp4 216.8 MB
  7 -Deployment.mp4 51.8 MB
  7 -Edit Events.mp4 63.9 MB
  8 -Outro.mp4 1.2 MB
  Bonus Resources.txt 102.4 B
  Get Bonus Downloads Here.url 204.8 B
  ▲ 29 total files

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NextJS 15 + TypeScript Full-Stack App – Calendar App

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Published 5/2025
Created by Noor Fakhry,Programming Fluency
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 27 Lectures ( 4h 20m ) | Size: 2.2 GB

Learn to build and deploy a modern Calendly clone with authentication, scheduling, and Google Calendar integration.

What you'll learn
NextJS 15
Full-Stack Web Development with Modern Tools
Authentication and User Management
Event Creation, Scheduling, and Timezone Handling
Google Calendar Integration
Building a Production-Ready Application

Requirements
To get the most out of this course, students should have: Basic knowledge of React You should be comfortable working with React components, props, and state. You don’t need to be an expert, but a working knowledge is important. Familiarity with JavaScript or TypeScript You should understand functions, variables, and basic async logic. We’ll be writing the code in TypeScript, but I’ll explain everything clearly as we go. Some understanding of web development Knowing how client-server communication works (e.g. APIs, HTTP requests) will help, though we’ll cover how to connect frontend and backend in this project. A willingness to learn full-stack development You don’t need backend experience coming in—I’ll guide you step-by-step through everything including databases, authentication, and deployment. That’s it. If you’re comfortable building simple React apps and ready to push yourself a little further, you’ll do great in this course.