Tapas Adhikary • 9/1/2023

Create an e-learning platform using caisy and next.js app router

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This article is a comprehensive tutorial that guides readers through creating a full-stack e-learning platform named Coursery using the Next.js app router and caisy, a headless CMS. It covers setting up caisy as a backend data store, integrating GraphQL APIs, building the user interface with Next.js and TailwindCSS, and deploying the app. The tutorial includes step-by-step instructions, code references, and a video walkthrough, making it suitable for developers learning modern tech stacks like React Server Components and headless CMS.

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