Welcome to Part 4 of our YouTube Clone tutorial series! We’re transforming our video streaming app into a fully interactive platform with React.js, Node.js, Next.js, MongoDB, and Bunny CDN. This video takes our project closer to a true YouTube-like experience, adding powerful search capabilities, notifications, navigation, and user-focused features—all while keeping performance snappy and the UI polished. Building on the video upload and display foundations from Parts 1-3, we’ll now enhance the frontend with SWR for dynamic data fetching, implement a robust search system, and craft intuitive navigation with sidebar pages. Plus, we’ll add settings and channel-viewing functionality to make this app feel like home for users. Bunny CDN integration is just around the corner—stick with us as we bring this clone to life! What’s Covered in Part 4: Fetching and displaying videos efficiently with SWR. Adding search functionality for quick content discovery. Implementing notifications to keep users engaged. Creating sidebar pages for seamless navigation. Building a settings page and user channel views for personalization. Keep this channel growing, you can donate here; https://buymeacoffee.com/codesermonc Chapters: 0:00:00 – Fetch & Display Videos With SWR: Dynamic Video Rendering 0:23:30 – Search Functionality: Finding Videos Made Easy 0:30:44 – Notification Functionality: Real-Time User Updates 0:41:30 – Sidebar Pages: (Subscriptions, Bookmarks, History, Trending, Favourites, Feedback, Help) 1:01:00 – Settings Page: User Customization Options 1:13:00 – View User Channel: Exploring Creator Profiles Smash that like button, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated! Have questions or ideas? Leave them in the comments—let’s make this YouTube clone unstoppable together!