Build a Youtube Clone Video Streaming App with React.js, Node.js, Next.js, MongoDB & BunnyCDN | Pt 1

Ready to build your own YouTube clone from scratch? In Part 1 of this exciting tutorial series, we kick off the creation of a full-stack video streaming app using React.js, Node.js, Next.js, MongoDB, and Bunny CDN. This video lays the foundation for a feature-rich platform, covering everything from project setup to authentication and database modeling. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, follow along to master modern web development and streaming tech! We’ll use Next.js for a powerful frontend with server-side rendering, Node.js for a robust backend, MongoDB with Mongoose for scalable data management, and set the stage for Bunny CDN integration in future parts. Plus, we’ll bring in Material UI (MUI) Toolpad for a sleek admin dashboard and Auth.js for secure user authentication. Let’s get started on this YouTube-inspired journey! What’s Covered in Part 1: Project overview and a sneak peek at the final demo. Setting up Next.js, Auth.js, and MUI Toolpad. Environment configuration and schema validation with Zod. Complete authentication setup and MongoDB modeling with Mongoose. Smash that like button, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to catch every part of this series! Have questions or ideas? Drop them in the comments—let’s build this YouTube clone together! Keep this channel growing, you can donate here; https://buymeacoffee.com/codesermonc Chapters: 0:00 – Intro: Welcome to Your YouTube Clone Adventure! 1:32 – Project Demo: See What We’re Building 15:40 – Next.js Setup: Kickstarting the Frontend & Backend 16:41 – Auth.js Setup: Securing User Access 18:52 – MUI Toolpad Setup: Crafting the Dashboard Foundation 20:47 – Env Setup: Configuring Environment Variables 35:15 – Zod Schema Validation: Ensuring Data Integrity 37:17 – Complete Auth Setup: Finalizing Authentication 43:13 – MongoDB & Mongoose Modelling: Designing the Database Hit like, subscribe, and ring the bell to never miss an update! Tell us what you think or suggest future features in the comments—let’s celebrate building this YouTube clone together!