Multi-step Form built with Next.js, TailwindCSS and React-Hook-Form

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  Gerison•40

  @gerkim62Posted 6 months ago

  Great solution. The UI looks almost exact. I think it would be great to have a way for the user to view his/her selection on the last step in a real world application

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  Gelianthus•160

  @GelianthusPosted over 1 year ago

  Looks perfect! I took a look at your code and it's how I imagine a code written by an actual developer would look like.

  Not much to criticize about the front-end side, but if I were to nitpick, it would be the fact that you can still navigate through different steps even after confirming your order. I don't think a real application would let you do that.

  Just wondering how long did it take you to learn NextJS?

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  wuts•880

  @waldosmutsPosted over 1 year ago

  @Gelianthus Thanks for that!

  I'm actually full-time frontend now, so hearing that makes me feel I'm doing something right.

  True enough about the backwards navigation after confirming, should be clearing the form-data once submitted at least.

  Personally, Next.js took some time to fully understand as it was the first React framework I worked with. The core concepts weren't too difficult to grasp, took me a week or so, fully understanding it took a month or more, practicing on a real-world application.

  I jumped on Next 13 when it was still in beta, and am loving it. Had to re-learn some parts, but the new features are amazing.

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