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Welcome to Day 64 of our Learn Web Development series!
Today we’re mastering Props with TypeScript in Next Js — one of the most searched topics among React and Next.js learners.

If you’ve ever asked:
How do I use props in Next.js with TypeScript?
What is the correct way to type props in functional components?
What’s the difference between using props in JavaScript vs TypeScript?
How can I make my components strongly typed and error-free?

Then this video gives you all the answers 💡

Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ What props are and why TypeScript makes them safer
✅ How to define prop types directly in your component parameters
✅ How to use interfaces and type aliases for props
✅ The difference between JSX props and TypeScript props
✅ Real practical demo in VS Code showing how to fix prop-related errors
✅ Tips to make your components reusable, scalable, and easy to maintain

By the end of this lesson, you’ll fully understand how to build type-safe Next.js components using Props with TypeScript.

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Timestamps
0:00 – Intro – What are Props in TypeScript and why they matter in Next Js
0:48 – Props in TypeScript explained – The difference from JavaScript props
2:00 – Yesterday we looked at Props in JSX – Quick recap of key takeaways
3:00 – How to define and type Props in your component parameters (step by step)
3:40 – Full practical demo in VS Code – Building and typing Props hands-on
6:15 – Common errors beginners face when typing Props and how to fix them
8:20 – Using interfaces vs type aliases for Props in Next Js
10:00 – Making reusable components with strong typing

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