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Build a TEMU E-Commerce Store with NextJS 15, React 19, TypeScript | Full Stack Tutorial (2025)

Daniel Holler 26,369 lượt xem 3 months ago
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Build a Modern TEMU Clone: Full-Stack E-Commerce Tutorial From Scratch

In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll build a fully functional TEMU-style e-commerce platform using the latest web technologies of 2025. Learn how to create high-performance online webstore with features like real-time product updates, conversion tracking & analytics, and a seamless checkout experience.

🛠️ Tech Stack:
NextJS 15 & React 19
TypeScript
TailwindCSS
Prisma ORM
PostgreSQL
Vercel Deployment
Umami (tracking & analytics)

✨ What You'll Build:
Dynamic product catalog with advanced filtering
Real-time inventory management
User authentication system
Responsive mobile-first design
Shopping cart with persistent storage
Conversion tracking & analytics

⚡ Key Features:
Live data fetching & CMS setup with Sanity
Stripe integration
Server-side rendering for optimal performance
Database modeling with Prisma
Type-safe development with TypeScript
Modern UI components with TailwindCSS & Shadcn

⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00:00 - Demo and Project Overview
0:01:51 - Project & Database Setup
0:09:44 - Header
0:27:38 - Auth & User System
1:24:00 - Sanity CMS Setup + Add products
1:50:07 - Home Page
2:09:40 - Category Page
2:30:33 - Search Feature
2:41:13 - Product Page
3:13:18 - Sliding Cart Feature
5:01:02 - Payments with Stripe & Sanity
6:09:00 - Spinning Wheel of Fortune Feature
7:47:16 - Conversion Tracking & Analytics

🔗 Resources:
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/danablend/next-temu-clone-video
Sanity CMS data: See "production.tar.gz" in the GitHub repository above

Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of HTML, React and JavaScript fundamentals. No prior NextJS or TypeScript experience required!

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