The Road to Next by Robin Wieruch

The Road to Next​

Master Full-Stack Web Development with Next.js 15 and React 19



As a full-stack developer there are so many opportunities out there. Whether you are launching a profitable startup, making a career in an enterprise company, or freelancing for a well paid contract job, full-stack web development is a skill that gives you the freedom to take any of these paths.

The Road to Next with its two learning journeys as video courses teaches you more than just a framework. You will get prepared to think in well structured code, how to apply your craft in larger applications, and how to execute with precision. It teaches you to perform like a senior software engineer: managing multiple terminals and services simultaneously, including payment gateways, message queues, database inspectors, and email servers.

It's not just a video course either. Step by step you'll create your own starter kit project to put your learning into immediate practice. Build and deploy a SaaS product, gaining hands-on experience with the tools and techniques used by industry professionals. I put all my knowledge that I have learned from the last years being employed and being a freelancer into this course and hope you will do great afterwards too.

This is for people who want to climb to a senior level, those looking for an advanced React or backend course, those aiming to transition from frontend to full-stack development, and those who want to build real-world SaaS products. It's perfect for aspiring developers seeking to deepen their understanding of complex engineering principles and anyone passionate about mastering advanced React and Next.js concepts in the context of full-stack development.

So are you ready to become a full-stack developer with me?

Let's get started

Embrace a new Paradigm

React Server Components​

Discover a new perspective on building full-stack web applications with Server Components.

• Database Read Access in Components
• Streaming Components to the Browser
• Awaiting Components Asynchronously
• Partial Prerendering for increased Performance

Embrace a new Power

Server Actions​

Access the Server from React Components for writing to the database or calling APIs.

• Access Server Logic in Components
• Operate on the Database from the UI
• Use Web Standards with Forms