Learn how to handle uncaught errors in your Next.js apps!

Today, I cover an anti-pattern with using the useEffect hook in React.js

Docs: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/routing/linking-and-navigating#2-prefetching

Struggling to understand the difference between controlled and uncontrolled components in React? In this video, I'll walk you through simple examples of both, explain when you should use each, and show you the real-world pros and cons.

📚 What you'll learn:

• What a controlled component is

• What an uncontrolled component is

• How to implement both types of inputs

• Which approach is better for different situations

Whether you're building simple forms or complex user interfaces, mastering this concept will make your React apps cleaner and easier to maintain.

#react #webdevelopment #reactjs

TLDR; don't mutate state directly. Always use setState when updating a piece of state. Also, pass a function when updating state based on previous state.

Today I explain a key point regarding server and client components in Next.js and passing props. Also, I explain what you should know regarding client boundaries in Next.js

Docs: https://www.korbit.ai/

I'm not affiliated with this tool in any way. We've just found it useful the last few months using it on our team. If you know any tools, or even something better than Korbit, let me know in the comments below. 

Learn the recommended way to fetch data in Next.js as well as some patterns to know about client and server components.