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00:00:00 Before we jump into the next phase of this feature, I want to share a quick and super exciting update.
00:00:06 I'm not switching things up because recording videos is hard.
00:00:09 Actually, I enjoy doing it.
00:00:10 I've already invested a ton of time over the past year to build a platform that goes way beyond what videos can offer.
00:00:18 So, exclusively for you, to finish this Next.js course up, you'll get everything that we have been working on for over a year.
00:00:27 We'll have lesson quizzes, AI interview practice, improved code blocks within markdown lessons, and a cleaner, more accessible UI with every element designed
00:00:40 to boost how you learn.
00:00:42 The big shift here is moving into interactive, challenge-based learning.
00:00:48 Rather than just watching me repeat the process for every new pager feature, you'll be diving in yourself.
00:00:55 You'll try things out first, then we'll break down the solutions together.
00:00:59 Think of it like a couple of active lessons that we had before, scattered around many videos, but on steroids.
00:01:07 This hands-on approach is all about letting you truly experiment with the patterns we've already covered and we have been covering for modules and modules before.
00:01:18 such as creating server actions.
00:01:19 I mean, think about it.
00:01:20 You've created hundreds already.
00:01:22 Securing them, defining types, handling DB operations, and rendering the final results.
00:01:28 But now, I want to see how you will be able to do it.
00:01:32 Because if you're just following the videos, and you're doing that even now, after creating our 101st server action, something's wrong here,
00:01:39 and you're not getting the value that you should be getting from this course.
00:01:43 So, by now, you've built a solid foundation, and you should be comfortable tackling most Next.js projects on your own.
00:01:51 This new format will let you test that knowledge in real time, giving you a more in-depth look at why things work that they do.
00:02:00 Of course, all with the benefit of exploring what we have been building on with this new platform for over a year.
00:02:07 So give it a go and let me know what you think, because your feedback will make this learning experience even better.
00:02:14 Good luck on finishing the ultimate next year's course.
00:02:17 I'll see you soon.