Description
In this tutorial, we will create a FullStack Twitter Clone that allows users to create and post tweets, follow other users, and like, and view their own profiles and the profiles of other users.
Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, with over 330 million active users as of 2021. If you are interested in building a Twitter-like application, this tutorial will guide you through the process of building a FullStack Twitter Clone using the latest technologies.
Tech Stack
- Node.js for our backend code which would be running GraphQL server inside the node.js environment.
- GraphQL for our API, which provides a flexible and efficient way to define our data model and query it.
- Prisma ORM for our database ORM, which provides a type-safe and easy-to-use interface for interacting with our PostgreSQL database.
- PostgreSQL is our database, which is a powerful and reliable relational database system.
- Supabase for hosting and managing cloud Postgresql db.
- Redis for query caching on the server side and increasing query speeds
- Google OAuth for Sign in with Google
- JSON WEB TOKENS for authentication
- Next.js for our front, which is a popular framework for building React applications with server-side rendering and optimized performance.
- TailwindCSS for styling and reusable components.
- Codegen for typesafe GraphQL queries and mutations.
- Graphql-Request as API client for client-server communication
- React-Query for client-side data caching and query caching
- Typescript to maintain code quality and write type-safe code.
- Amazon Web Services for storage, deployments, and CDN.
Checkout detailed document on Twitter Clone Notion Page
Join Discord Server https://discord.gg/kRSRxBQ6xf
Course Structure
35 Lessons•8h 16m 13s
Introduction(Watch Video)
4m 27s
What we are going to build?
1m 55s
NodeJS Setup
4m 21s
NextJS Setup with Tailwind CSS
4m 56s
Reviews
I have to say the material in this course is not on par with my expectations. I am in the initial sections where he is building the feed cards UI and I am already frustated with the way he is teaching the whole thing. If you are making a paid course, I would at least expect you to know all your materials before you record the screen and publish it. He keeps doing everything on the fly, then going back and correcting it all the while doing everything too fast for the user to follow. Don't get me wrong, nothing is wrong with trial and error but he should've done that behind the scenes and given us the tutorials for the final code while explaining why it works the way it does. Coding on the fly would be better suited for free youtube content. So far, rather than feeling like I am getting a well thought out content for the money I paid, I actually feel like Piyush recorded himself figuring out how to build the clone while also teaching us how to do it. I purchased this course last week. I am a CS junior in the US. I thought a full stack clone would help me build new skills and would be a good addition to my resume. I had seen some of Piyush's videos on Youtube and I thought he had a nice vibe about him. This course was originally priced at $100+ so I didn't wanna buy it. When I saw that he had a 50% off Diwali offer, I changed my mind and bought it. Now I kinda regret it seeing that the course isn't as structured as I would like it to be, unlike most paid courses I have taken in the past. No offense, I mean this as a form of constructive criticism with the hope that your content will be better strutured in the future.
Full Stack Twitter Clone
8h 16m 13s of total content
4.5
471 enrolled
Course Creator: Piyush Garg
What you will get:
8h 16m 13s on-demand video content
Certificate of completion
Description
In this tutorial, we will create a FullStack Twitter Clone that allows users to create and post tweets, follow other users, and like, and view their own profiles and the profiles of other users.
Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, with over 330 million active users as of 2021. If you are interested in building a Twitter-like application, this tutorial will guide you through the process of building a FullStack Twitter Clone using the latest technologies.
Tech Stack
- Node.js for our backend code which would be running GraphQL server inside the node.js environment.
- GraphQL for our API, which provides a flexible and efficient way to define our data model and query it.
- Prisma ORM for our database ORM, which provides a type-safe and easy-to-use interface for interacting with our PostgreSQL database.
- PostgreSQL is our database, which is a powerful and reliable relational database system.
- Supabase for hosting and managing cloud Postgresql db.
- Redis for query caching on the server side and increasing query speeds
- Google OAuth for Sign in with Google
- JSON WEB TOKENS for authentication
- Next.js for our front, which is a popular framework for building React applications with server-side rendering and optimized performance.
- TailwindCSS for styling and reusable components.
- Codegen for typesafe GraphQL queries and mutations.
- Graphql-Request as API client for client-server communication
- React-Query for client-side data caching and query caching
- Typescript to maintain code quality and write type-safe code.
- Amazon Web Services for storage, deployments, and CDN.
Checkout detailed document on Twitter Clone Notion Page
Join Discord Server https://discord.gg/kRSRxBQ6xf
Course Structure
35 Lessons•8h 16m 13s
Introduction(Watch Video)
4m 27s
What we are going to build?
1m 55s
NodeJS Setup
4m 21s
NextJS Setup with Tailwind CSS
4m 56s
Reviews
I have to say the material in this course is not on par with my expectations. I am in the initial sections where he is building the feed cards UI and I am already frustated with the way he is teaching the whole thing. If you are making a paid course, I would at least expect you to know all your materials before you record the screen and publish it. He keeps doing everything on the fly, then going back and correcting it all the while doing everything too fast for the user to follow. Don't get me wrong, nothing is wrong with trial and error but he should've done that behind the scenes and given us the tutorials for the final code while explaining why it works the way it does. Coding on the fly would be better suited for free youtube content. So far, rather than feeling like I am getting a well thought out content for the money I paid, I actually feel like Piyush recorded himself figuring out how to build the clone while also teaching us how to do it. I purchased this course last week. I am a CS junior in the US. I thought a full stack clone would help me build new skills and would be a good addition to my resume. I had seen some of Piyush's videos on Youtube and I thought he had a nice vibe about him. This course was originally priced at $100+ so I didn't wanna buy it. When I saw that he had a 50% off Diwali offer, I changed my mind and bought it. Now I kinda regret it seeing that the course isn't as structured as I would like it to be, unlike most paid courses I have taken in the past. No offense, I mean this as a form of constructive criticism with the hope that your content will be better strutured in the future.