Build an Expense Tracker with Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma, Neon, and Clerk

Build a full-stack expense tracker application using Next.js Server Actions, TypeScript, Prisma, Neon, and Clerk. Learn to set up a Neon database, create Prisma models, implement Clerk authentication, and develop components for adding, displaying, and deleting transactions. Master server-side actions for user management, transaction handling, and balance calculations. Explore advanced features like React Toastify for notifications, utility functions for data formatting, and deploy the finished application to Vercel.

- Intro
- Links & Docs
- Create Next App
- Layout File
- Neon Project Setup
- New Database & Role
- Neon SQL Editor Demo
- Prisma Setup & Schema
- User Model
- Transaction Model
- Generate Client & Migrate
- Database File
- Clerk Authentication Setup
- Header Component
- SignIn, SignOut & UserButton
- Save User To Neon Database
- Guest Component
- AddTransaction Component
- addTransaction Action
- Get & Validate User
- React Toastify Setup
- Save Transaction to Neon Database
- useRef To Clear Form
- Balance Component
- getUserBalance Action
- addCommas Utility Function
- Clerk Dashboard Users
- IncomeExpense Component
- getIncomeExpense Action
- TransactionList Component
- Transaction Type
- getTransactions Action
- TransactionItem Component
- Delete Button
- deleteTransaction Action
- Commas & Decimal Places
- Email/Password Test
- Vercel Deployment