Building a Twitter Clone with the T3 Stack

TLDRLearn how to create a Twitter clone using the T3 stack, including authentication, creating tweets, liking tweets, and more. Also, discover how to deploy it in a production-ready way.

Key insights

💡The T3 stack combines Next.js, Prisma, TRPC, and NextAuth.js to create a robust backend API.

🚀With Amplication, you can easily bootstrap your backend API by generating code with just a few clicks.

🔒NextAuth.js provides authentication functionality, allowing users to sign in with services like Discord.

🌐The T3 stack supports REST, GraphQL, and more, making it flexible and adaptable to different needs.

📦Prisma handles all database-related needs, making it easy to work with data and create queries.

Q&A

What technologies are used in the T3 stack?

The T3 stack includes Next.js, Prisma, TRPC, and NextAuth.js.

Can I deploy the Twitter clone in a production-ready way?

Yes, the video tutorial shows you how to deploy it using Amplication.

Does the T3 stack support different types of APIs?

Yes, the T3 stack supports REST, GraphQL, and more, providing flexibility and adaptability.

Does NextAuth.js support authentication with social media platforms?

Yes, NextAuth.js allows users to sign in with services like Discord.

What is the role of Prisma in the T3 stack?

Prisma handles all database-related needs, making it easy to work with data and create queries.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to building a Twitter clone using the T3 stack.

02:21Overview of the T3 stack, which includes Next.js, Prisma, TRPC, and NextAuth.js.

03:39Using Amplication to easily bootstrap the backend API.

05:30Setting up authentication with NextAuth.js and allowing users to sign in with Discord.

07:57Exploring the different features and options of the T3 stack.