🚀Build a working Dropbox 2.0 clone from scratch using Next.js 14.
🔒Learn how to implement user authentication using Clerk.
⬆️Implement file upload functionality with drag and drop support.
🌗Create a fully responsive app with light and dark mode support.
📝Utilize Firebase Firestore to store and retrieve data in a noSQL fashion.
Is this tutorial suitable for beginners?
—Yes, this tutorial is beginner-friendly and covers all the necessary steps to build the Dropbox 2.0 clone.
What technologies are used in this tutorial?
—The tutorial uses Next.js 14, React, Shad-CN, Firebase, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript.
Does the app support user authentication?
—Yes, user authentication is implemented using Clerk.
Can users upload files to the app?
—Yes, the app includes file upload functionality with drag and drop support.
Is the app fully responsive?
—Yes, the app is designed to be fully responsive and includes features like light and dark mode support.
00:00Introduction to the tutorial and overview of the technologies used.
07:45Setting up the development environment and creating a new Next.js project.
09:20Explanation of the tech stack and how the different technologies work together.
12:30Creating the authentication system with Clerk and implementing user sign-up and sign-in pages.
22:15Building the dashboard UI and adding features like light and dark mode support.
34:10Implementing file upload functionality using Firebase storage and drag and drop support.
47:45Storing and retrieving data using Firebase Firestore and displaying user-specific files.
56:20Adding additional features like renaming and deleting files, as well as displaying toast notifications.
