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Next.js Project Course: Build a Marketplace App with ChatGPT

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Build a Real Full-Stack Next.js App Using ChatGPT, AI Prompts & Live Coding

In this project-based course, you’ll learn how to build a complete full-stack Next.js application from scratch using ChatGPT, AI coding workflows, and real-world development practices.

Instead of watching pre-scripted tutorials, you’ll follow along as we build a real notice board / job marketplace SaaS in a live coding style — just like how modern developers actually work with AI today.

By the end of the course, you’ll have built a clean, modern production-ready app featuring:

  • A real full-stack Next.js architecture
  • MongoDB database integration
  • Smart email-based login system (no passwords needed)SEO-friendly dynamic pages
  • Clean, modern UI design
  • Real post creation, editing, and listing managementAI-driven workflow using ChatGPT promptsV0-generated components integrated into a real project
  • Learn How Developers Actually Use AI in Real Projects
  • This course doesn’t just show code — it shows how to work with AI as a developer.

You’ll see the real process of:

  • Writing prompts for ChatGPTGenerating code suggestions
  • Copying, testing, fixing, and refactoring
  • Improving structure and architecture
  • Using AI to speed up development without losing control
  • This is the practical AI workflow developers use in real production builds.

The App You’ll Build

We build a modern notice board / marketplace web app where:

  • Users can post listings instantly without registering
  • Accounts are created automatically using their email
  • They can later log in using a secure email link
  • Posts can be managed, edited, and deleted

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