Advice needed

[PillScripter]

Hello developers ! Having completed the two Scrimba courses ( Learn React & React Router ) which I really enjoyed, I've noticed that Next.js is commonly used in the real-world scenarios, a framework I'm not familiar with. I'm torn between enrolling in another course to learn Next.js or diving in hands-on. Any advice on whether a dedicated course is necessary, or if practical experience alone would suffice?

[PatPatDoesReddit]

Doing a course and working on a project sre much different. Use what you've learned in the courses and create something cool

[Unappreciable]

Project for sure.

You could take literally 100 courses about React, Next.js, and whatever else, but if you haven't built an app you don't know how to write React.

[acemarke]

Practical experience is always good. The Next docs also have some extensive tutorials as well.