Whats good in fundamental parts of the course are that they introduce failsafe practices like the ErrorBoundary. I also discovered it when I was learning react but after few years of using it, I dont know but I just forgot that it exists 🤣 and all my react projects doesnt have it. I just out console.log() anywhere I think the bug is.
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I think it’s something nice to have. If you’re handling errors on your own, it’s okay to omit the ErrorBoundary. That’s what I think though.