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Reading code, logs, and troubleshooting

Reading code, logs, and troubleshooting

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Reading code, logs, and troubleshooting

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- [Instructor] This is our app so far. And I think at the beginning when we don't have a lot of lines of code, it's important to understand and try to read the code as much as possible. Now, you don't need to be a master at reading code or at coding yourself, but it really helps to see and to scan the code so that you know what's going on, you know where the files are and you can point the AI to the right direction. So let's start with this very simple. In the Next.js app, typically, when you have a front-facing UI or functions, you're going to use use client, otherwise, you also have the API where it's going to use something different. We're going to look into that a little bit later. But here we're importing the components, right? So we have, this is from Shadcn, this is from React, and this is also from Shadcn, and this is from the icons library. Then you have the type safety, so TypeScript, and you have, whenever you have data, you're going to need to use this. So for example, for…

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