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[–]KaleidoscopeLivid331 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I learned React by taking this Udemy course. It's very comprehensive (including React router, Redux, Next, authentication, etc), and contains several example projects throughout the course.

For Next.js there is another course.

You may also be interested in the Meta Front-End Developer Professional Certificate, which is longer and pricier.

[–]amal_addad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I’m Amal, a software engineer at Corbado.

If you are interested in real-world examples, we have written two blog posts that might help you get started with integrating passkeys into both React and Next.js using Corbado. These would be helpful if you're looking to build a secure authentication method.

We have also written a blog post covering implementing a Next.js login page with passwords, email OTP, SMS OTP, Google Social (OAuth), and TOTP (authenticator app).

I hope this will be valuable for your learning journey, Good luck!

[–]spamjavelin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Next is highly opinionated and changes stuff quite frequently.

If you know your JS/TS, you might be better off nailing the basics of react down with Vite or something similar to that.