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Nextjs Full-Stack Video Conferencing App: { Let'S Talk App }

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Nextjs Full-Stack Video Conferencing App: { Let'S Talk App }

Nextjs Full-Stack Video Conferencing App: { Let'S Talk App }
Published 3/2025
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Language: English | Size: 1.89 GB | Duration: 3h 3m

Build & Deploy a Full-Stack Video Conferencing App Using Next.js 15, TypeScript & More { Let’s Talk App }.

What you'll learn

Design & Prototype in Figma – Learn how to design a professional UI/UX for the Let's Talk app before development.

Full-Stack Development with Next.js 15 – Master the latest version of Next.js to build a scalable and high-performance video conferencing app.

Authentication with Clerk – Implement secure user authentication with various login and registration options.

Beautiful UI with TailwindCSS & ShadCN – Create a modern, responsive, and stunning user interface using TailwindCSS and ShadCN UI components.

Real-Time Video & Audio Calls with Stream – Integrate Stream to enable seamless, high-quality video conferencing, screen sharing, and call management.

Deployment & Hosting – Deploy the app to a live environment, making it accessible to users worldwide.

Advanced Features & Best Practices – Implement features like meeting recording, participant management, and more, following industry best practices.

Requirements

Basic Knowledge of JavaScript & TypeScript – Familiarity with JavaScript is required, and some experience with TypeScript will be helpful.

Understanding of React or Next.js – You should have a basic grasp of React or Next.js fundamentals, such as components, hooks, and routing.

Experience with HTML & CSS – Knowing how to structure and style web pages will help you build the UI efficiently.

Familiarity with TailwindCSS (Optional) – While not mandatory, prior experience with TailwindCSS will make styling components easier.

Basic Backend Knowledge (Optional) – Some understanding of API development and databases will be beneficial but not required.

A GitHub Account – You'll need Git for version control and pushing your project to a repository.

A Development Environment – Install Node.js, a code editor (such as VS Code), and a web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended).

Eagerness to Learn & Build! – A willingness to follow along, experiment, and create something amazing is the most important prerequisite!

Description

Course DescriptionHave you ever wanted to build your own video conferencing app like Zoom but felt it was too complicated to achieve? In this course, you will learn how to design, develop, and deploy a fully functional full-stack video conferencing application called Let's Talk. This course will guide you step by step through the entire process, from designing the user interface in Figma to implementing authentication, real-time video calls, and deploying the application.This course is designed for developers who want to gain hands-on experience building scalable, enterprise-ready applications with modern technologies. You will use Next.js 15, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, ShadCN, Clerk, Stream, and more to create a feature-rich video conferencing app. By the end of the course, you will have a fully functional project that you can showcase in your portfolio or present to potential employers.What You Will LearnHow to design a professional video conferencing app using FigmaImplementing authentication with Clerk, covering different login and registration flowsCreating a modern and responsive user interface using TailwindCSS and ShadCNBuilding a scalable video conferencing system using StreamDeveloping key features such as meeting creation, real-time video and audio calls, screen sharing, recording, and participant managementImplementing secure, scalable APIs with Next.js and handling real-time communicationDeploying the application to production and making it available onlineBest practices for structuring, maintaining, and optimizing a full-stack applicationWho Is This Course For?Developers who want to learn full-stack development with modern technologiesAnyone interested in building real-time applications like Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft TeamsFrontend developers looking to gain backend experience with authentication, APIs, and real-time data handlingBackend developers who want to learn how to integrate real-time video and audio communication into applicationsEntrepreneurs or freelancers looking to build and launch their own video conferencing platformReact or Next.js developers who want to explore advanced features like WebRTC, authentication, and real-time dataSoftware engineers looking to expand their knowledge of scalable application architectureAnyone eager to build a real-world project that can be used in personal projects, businesses, or as a portfolio pieceCourse RequirementsBasic knowledge of JavaScript and TypeScriptFamiliarity with React or Next.js fundamentalsUnderstanding of HTML and CSSSome experience with TailwindCSS is helpful but not requiredBasic knowledge of backend development is a plus but not mandatoryA GitHub account for version control and project hostingA development environment with Node.js, a code editor like VS Code, and a modern web browserA strong willingness to learn and build a real-world applicationBy the end of this course, you will have developed a fully functional video conferencing app that you can deploy and showcase to potential employers. Join me in this exciting journey and let's build something amazing together.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What will you get from this course

Lecture 2 A First Look at Let's Talk App

Lecture 3 Initializing a Git repository

Lecture 4 Source code for Let's Talk App

Section 2: Figma UI Design

Lecture 5 Part 1

Lecture 6 Part 2

Lecture 7 Part 3

Lecture 8 Part 4

Lecture 9 Part 5

Lecture 10 Part 6

Section 3: Development phase using Nextjs

Lecture 11 Project setup

Lecture 12 Auth (part 1)

Lecture 13 Auth (Part 2)

Section 4: Home Page and Main Routes

Lecture 14 Part 1

Lecture 15 Part 2

Lecture 16 Part 3

Lecture 17 Part 4

Lecture 18 Part 5

Lecture 19 Part 6

Lecture 20 Part 7

Section 5: Meetings & Calls

Lecture 21 Stream Installation

Lecture 22 Stream Provider

Lecture 23 Create meeting

Lecture 24 meeting page

Lecture 25 Meeting setup and room

Lecture 26 End call button

Section 6: Remaining pages and Deployment

Lecture 27 Remaining Pages

Lecture 28 Deployment

Lecture 29 Thank You

Full-Stack Developers – Who want to master Next.js 15, TypeScript, and modern web technologies by building a real-world project.,Frontend Developers – Who want to level up their skills by integrating backend functionality and real-time video conferencing features.,Backend Developers – Who want to expand their knowledge of modern frontend frameworks and build a complete full-stack application.,Freelancers & Entrepreneurs – Who are looking to create their own video conferencing solution or offer similar services to clients.,Computer Science & Software Engineering Students – Who want to build an impressive portfolio project to showcase their skills to potential employers.,Aspiring Developers & Career Changers – Who want to break into the tech industry by learning in-demand technologies and working on a practical, real-world project.,Tech Enthusiasts & Side Project Builders – Who enjoy experimenting with new technologies and want to build a fully functional Zoom-like app.,Companies & Startups – Who need to develop an internal or client-facing video conferencing platform and want to learn best practices for building and deploying it.