💻 #77: Build an Airbnb Clone with Next.js 13 🏡

Use Next.js, React, Tailwind, Prisma, MongoDB, NextAuth to build an Airbnb clone

May 05, 2023

Hey there! 👋

If you're considering building a new React project, you should definitely consider using Next.js as your framework. Next.js provides a lot of powerful features out of the box that can greatly improve the development process and end result of your project.

One of the biggest advantages of Next.js is its server-side rendering capabilities, which can improve the SEO of your site and lead to better performance. Additionally, Next.js offers a simple and efficient file-based routing system, automatic code splitting and optimized image loading.

Plus, it has great developer experience by providing fast refresh, automatic webpack compilation, and error handling. Overall, Next.js makes it easier to build high-quality React applications with better performance, SEO, and development experience.

Let’s dive right into this weekend’s project.

Tutorial of the week:

Length: 9 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate

This tutorial is from a channel I just learned about today, Code With Antonio. His channel is growing quite quickly, so I expect to see some more good tutorials from him in the future.

What you’ll learn:

React.js 🌐
Next.js 13
TailwindCSS 🎨
and much more…

3 frontend projects of the week:

Use this projects to inspire future projects of your own

1. Coco Restaurant Page

Built with HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript

Here’s an example of a project someone made for a fictional cafe. They said in their post it was a way for them to learn HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. As well as a way for them to learn copywriting. This is a great website for a portfolio.

Live Demo

GitHub Repo

2. All Black Screen

Here’s a challenge, take a basic JavaScript method and turn it into a portfolio project., like this creator did. This developer took the requestFullscreen() method and turned it into a screensaver like website.

Check it out!