We’re back with Part 3 of our YouTube Clone tutorial series, taking our video streaming app to the next level! Using React.js, Node.js, Next.js, MongoDB, and Bunny CDN, this video focuses on bringing video content to life—covering video uploads, server-side logic, API testing, and dynamic video display. If you’ve followed Parts 1 and 2, you’re ready to see this project start to feel like a real streaming platform!
In this installment, we’ll harness Next.js server actions for efficient backend operations, integrate video uploads with MongoDB for storage, and use SWR to fetch and display videos seamlessly. With Bunny CDN integration looming in future parts, we’re setting the stage for high-quality streaming. Whether you’re here to master full-stack development or build your own YouTube rival, this tutorial has everything you need—let’s dive in!
What’s Covered in Part 3:
Creating and uploading videos with a robust backend pipeline.
Implementing server actions for streamlined functionality.
Testing video upload APIs to ensure everything works perfectly.
Fetching and displaying videos dynamically using SWR for a smooth user experience.
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Chapters:
0:00:00 – Create & Video Upload: Building the Video Content Workflow
0:44:30 – Server Actions: Enhancing Backend Efficiency with Next.js
1:02:40 – Test API Video Upload: Validating Our Upload System
1:11:10 – Fetch & Display Categories With SWR & Context Like a Pro
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