Description
Wrapping up the functionality of their Next.js application, Brian and Aurooba look at CRUD operations: how to create, read, update, and delete (ok, maybe not delete) data by using Supabase as a database. They talk about structuring your database, when to update state while saving data, dynamic pages in Next.js and more.
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Supabase - https://supabase.com/Next.js - https://nextjs.org/WP Audit - https://wpaudit.site/Brian's website – https://www.briancoords.comAurooba's website – https://aurooba.com
(00:00) - S02E10 - Nextjs 4
(00:10) - Intro - What is CRUD
(04:52) - Supabase
(08:47) - Frontend Preview
(10:22) - Our Bug and Async Data Effects
(14:46) - Architecting Databases and Structure
(23:00) - File structure and dynamic routes
(24:59) - Client and Server Components for Supabase
(30:04) - When to visually show data
(34:40) - Planning vs Building First
(36:21) - Queries in Components
(40:39) - Planning for Database Migrations
(42:55) - Next Episode Preview
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