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Let's build a Course Platform LMS with Admin Dashboard! (NEXT.JS 15, Sanity, Stripe, Clerk, TS)
Set your Reminder Here 👉 https://youtu.be/17VzlB35Ixw Join me as I show you how to build a Professional LMS (Learning Management System) Platform from scratch with Next.js 15 - This comprehensive tutorial covers everything you need to create a modern, feature-rich learning platform! 🎯 What You'll Learn: 👉 Full-Stack Development with Next.js 15 - Server Components & Server Actions for optimal performance - Modern app router architecture - TypeScript for type safety and better development experience 👉 Content Management with Sanity CMS - Flexible course, module, and lesson management - Rich text editor for lesson content - Custom schemas and content types - Real-time content updates 👉 Advanced Features - Multiple video player integrations (YouTube, Vimeo, Loom) - Course progress tracking system - Module-based learning paths - Real-time lesson completion status - Beautiful course cards with progress indicators 👉 Authentication & User Management - Secure authentication with Clerk - User profiles and progress tracking - Role-based access control - Protected routes and content 👉 Payment Integration - Complete Stripe payment flow - Course enrollment system - Webhook integration for payment processing - Secure checkout process 👉 Modern UI/UX - Responsive design with Tailwind CSS - Beautiful components with Shadcn UI - Custom animations and transitions - Loading states and skeletons - Dark mode support 👉 Professional Features - Course catalog with filtering - Student dashboard - Progress tracking and analytics - Instructor profiles - Beautiful course landing pages I'll see you all soon. Peace PAPAFAM! ✌️
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Let's build a Course Platform LMS with Admin Dashboard! (NEXT.JS 15, Sanity, Stripe, Clerk, TS)
2 likes • 8d
Brilliant, looking forward to this! I was already planning on building something similar but I imagine this will be packed with so many more features and I can’t wait to see it 🔥
Let's build an AI Agent that can use Tools in NEXT.JS 15! (LangChain, Clerk, Convex, TS, IBM)
Watch the Live here: https://youtube.com/live/KdYci4gA2os Join me as I show you how to build a powerful AI Agent with Next.js 15 that can interact with various tools and services. In this comprehensive build, you'll learn: 👉 How to implement Prompt Caching for optimized AI responses using Anthropic's caching feature (Drastically reduces token usage) 👉 How to integrate IBM's wxflows tooling to make any data source a tool in seconds, including YouTube transcripts and Google Books APIs! 👉 How to use LangChain and LangGraph for sophisticated tool usage, including: - State management with StateGraph - Tool orchestration with ToolNode - Memory management with MemorySaver - Intelligent message trimming for context management 👉 Build custom streaming solutions for Next.js 15, working around LangChainAdapter limitations when working with Custom Tools - Real-time token streaming - Tool execution feedback - Proper error handling for failed tool calls 👉 Create a modern chat interface with: - Real-time updates - Message history management - Tool interaction visualization 👉 Implement authentication with Clerk and integrate it with Convex database for: - User management - Chat history persistence - Real-time data synchronization 👉 Leverage Claude 3.5 Sonnet for advanced AI capabilities with: - Tool-augmented responses - Context-aware conversations - Efficient token management (4096 token context window) 👉 Deploy your application to production via Vercel with: - Environment variable management - Production-ready configurations - Performance optimization + MORE! I'll see you there PAPAFAM! ✌️
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Let's build an AI Agent that can use Tools in NEXT.JS 15! (LangChain, Clerk, Convex, TS, IBM)
4 likes • 30d
Here’s the correct one: https://www.youtube.com/live/iYX-3hCVmK8?si=lyh5lAz6L64PSCX5
0 likes • 27d
@Jahid Hasan this is something I’m actively working on for my own project. I haven’t actually implemented it completely yet but when I do, I’ll share some of my process with you - even if you’ve managed to figure it out by then. That way you will have a better understanding 😄
Shoutout for hackathon submission
Just want to give a shoutout to @Digitl-Alchemyst Steven-Watkins for his submission to the notJustDev hackathon. The goal was to create a react native app, publish it to the AppStore and hopefully get the most votes in order to win the hackathon. His submission is called ‘Catch Lunch’. Today is the deadline for app submissions so he’s got in just under the wire and I’d encourage you all to go check it out. You can find a list of all submitted apps for the hackathon here: https://www.notjusthack.com/apps Here’s a link to the video demo he’s published on YouTube for it: https://youtu.be/YCIA7OSi74w?si=0GrW2kwqBkb6DUjX I was meant to participate in the hackathon as well but I was weighed down with health issues and other commitments which forced me to withdraw from it half way through the event. Nevertheless, go and give him and his app some love if you get the chance. He’s been working super hard on it and personally, I think it’s looking brilliant.
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Shoutout for hackathon submission
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@Digitl-Alchemyst Steven-Watkins no worries at all man. You’ve put a lot of work into this and made a brilliant app 🔥
New Year, New Challenge: The Dev100 Challenge! 🎉
Welcome to 2025 PAPAFAM! 🚀 Presenting our new Dev100 Challenge! 🙌 I've seen tons of you currently crushing the Dev75 Challenge, and you’re in luck—you can carry over your progress into this new challenge and keep the momentum going strong. For those who haven’t started a challenge yet, this is THE perfect time to join, set your resolutions, and make 2025 the year of transformation and growth for your dev career! 🔥 The Dev100 Challenge is a 100-day roadmap designed to help you build unstoppable habits, supercharge your coding skills, and connect with our amazing PAPAFAM Community. Whether you’re continuing from Dev75 or starting fresh, this challenge will keep you motivated and on track to achieve your goals for the foreseeable future! 🌟 Your Daily Tasks For the next 100 days, complete these 7 steps daily to master the Dev100 Challenge: 1️⃣ Morning Power-Up: Start your day with intention and energy! Share how you prepared yourself for success—whether it’s journaling, planning, meditating, or tackling a morning routine that fuels productivity. 2️⃣ Plan Your Path: Use a productivity tool like Notion, Trello, or a simple to-do list to organise your tasks for the day. Share your top priorities and how you’ll stay on track. 3️⃣ Deep Learning Session (45 minutes): Level up your knowledge by diving into a blog, video, podcast, course, or book. Share what you learned and how it impacts your coding journey. 4️⃣ Code & Build: Dedicate focused time to coding. Whether it’s fixing a bug, building a feature, or learning a new framework, share your progress, challenges, or wins. 5️⃣ Reset & Recharge: Keep your mind and body fresh with a 10–30 minute break for exercise, mindfulness, or relaxation. Share how you’re staying balanced. 6️⃣ Community Contribution: Give back to the University of Code or any other community by sharing insights, offering help, or celebrating someone else’s success. 7️⃣ Reflect: Share one lesson learned during the day and link your previous day’s post to keep the streak going strong!
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New Year, New Challenge: The Dev100 Challenge! 🎉
3 likes • Jan 13
This month is a little hectic for me but I’ll be starting the dev 100 challenge from February 1st 🔥 Looking forward to seeing everyone else’s progress and development. This is going to be a great year for everyone 💥
UI Feedback
Looking for feedback on UI for my App. Not sure which direction to go with it.
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UI Feedback
1 like • Dec '24
I actually think the second (white) theme is better for mobile. It just has a more natural feel about it and you would be able to invert the theme for dark mode, if you choose to enable that throughout your app. The layout and rest of the ui is looking great!
1 like • Jan 5
@Digitl-Alchemyst Steven-Watkins not gonna lie, that’s pretty dope 💥
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