Learn how to build a website with Next.js in this new tutorial series, where we'll go from zero to publishing a very simple blog app following Next.js' official learn docs. In the second to last video of the series, we'll talking about dynamic routes!

By the end of this video, you'll have successfully set up dynamic routes for all of your blog posts, and have those connected to your blog's homepage with the Next.js Link component to optimal performance. Having done this, plus a couple of final polishing touches, and we'll be ready to deploy in our next video!

For the code snippets, keep a tab open: https://nextjs.org/learn/basics/dynam...

If you are new to Next.js, I recommend that you have a look at my first video of this series, where we set up the dev environment and get the app started:    • Getting Started with Next.js – Learn ...  

If you are not familiar with JS and React, I strongly recommend Codecademy (https://www.codecademy.com/) and Kyle's courses from Web Dev Simplified (https://courses.webdevsimplified.com/).

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Chapters:
0:00 - Welcome
1:03 - Dynamic route file
2:42 - Getting a list of posts
4:50 - Fetching post by ID
6:34 - Post data as props
8:30 - Rendering markdown
13:10 - Final touches
14:36 - Conclusion