All right, guys.
So we've come to the end of the course.
Congratulations on completing it.
It's not an easy course.
If you manage to get this project up and running and you deployed it, that's a real accomplishment
and you're free to use it on your portfolio however you see fit.
I just I do recommend that you customize it a little bit, whether it's the look of it or the functionality
or both.
Now, as far as where to go from here, you should have a really good understanding of full stack development
and the mern stack, and I think you're ready to start looking for a full stack position if that's something
you're interested in.
I think that you do have the necessary skills and of course you're going to learn a lot more on the
job.
Now as far as learning goes, I would say moving to learning a server side rendering framework like
Next.js or remix is a really good idea and I think that's where we're heading in web development.
You know, there's there's a lot of advantages to generating React components on the server, including
performance and SEO.
And then another thing you might want to look into is the jamstack and making static websites with technologies
like Gatsby and Astro.
It really depends on what your goals are.
Now I do have a Next.js course, but at this time it does need some updating and I do plan on doing
that within the next few months.
So by the time you're watching this, I may have already done so.
So that's something you might want to look into.
But no matter what you choose, I wish you guys the best of luck.
And thank you so much for taking this course, and I'll see you in the next one.