We cover how to handle errors on both the client and server sides, explaining error handling and its process and the types of errors specific to Next.js apps.

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Error handling is crucial in web application development to ensure optimal performance and user experience. This post explores how to effectively handle client-side and server-side errors in Next.js applications. It covers syntax, runtime, and data fetching errors on the client side, and API route and layout resolution errors on the server side. The use of error boundaries in React to catch and manage errors gracefully is also discussed, with practical examples provided.

Understand Error Handling in Modern Next.js

<p>A Good read. Thanks for sharing !</p>


<p>Use React-Query, handling error states becomes much easier.</p>
