[@DesignDensity]

I come across this video too late, I had my interview yesterday where I was asked about Error Boundaries and I had no clue whatsoever, I wish I visited this video a little early.
Thanks for the tut, cheers

[@gradientO]

Now, I can fall, with style

[@martindurrant5505]

perfect just what i needed, short and to the point thank you

[@abhishekyaduvanshi8403]

perfect sir, this is the exact material that i was looking for, thank you so much

[@HarshSingh-hk8fe]

that's really a gold content, the way u explain concept is outstanding thanks a lot man

[@Viveksharma0157]

@codevolution you are such a inspiration of every begineers and intermediate developer keep going on we all are here do support for you

[@ashacr1989]

Super! Please do make videos on React Jest/ Testing Libraries. Very much needed on react project development.

[@SadanandGopal17feb]

yes man i feel too same thing.

[@anandagar2k]

Very neat Explanation and easy to understand
Please do video on React Testing on Jest and enzyme

[@namratadas5569]

Hi, great video!!...could u plz show some more examples of error boundary while fetching data from an endpoint?

[@r125l6]

You gave the course link of your website. but i can't find any other courses except "Frontend Interviews"

[@UmerFarooq-vf5fs]

best explanation and to the point.......thanks buddy

[@adeagbotoheeb9896]

I check all the videos on your channel, but I can't find the error boundary in Reactjs, I can only see that of tsx(that's TypeScript)

[@yelendisuresh7627]

awesome explanation, Thank you

[@2010giant]

Do I need to code the Error Boundary component myself or I can just use the same one you made?

[@rauldeandrade]

Which theme are you using in VS code? Great video. I never heard of error boundary before. Thanks

[@m4saurabh]

He is using the Nord theme and I use the GitHub Default theme.

[@rauldeandrade]

@@m4saurabh Thanks

[@thilakraj6225]

We are handling error in App.js for Person Component and the Fallback UI comes but why we have to make changes in ClickCounter Component to get the Fallback UI.?

[@PandaTheGFX]

Having the Vue extension on a React. Bold.

[@ajinkyadeshpande346]

😂😂😂

[@krishnamandava9919]

Is there is any coupon code for js course

[@pablopoggio4899]

You rock man! ⚡

[@lakshansampath368]

Thank you

[@rramesh8]

Hi, Thanks for the video. Question - I do see error message in browser console. Are there ways to not show the actual component trace.? It is showing in localhost. Not sure, if the behavior will be the same in other environments (QA/PROD).

[@rramesh8]

I do see error message like "name is undefine with component trace" in console in addition to the fallback UI. Wondering, are there ways to prevent the message from appearing in console.

[@CocoBoulders]

If you use Webpack there are options in the Terser plugin that can strip console logs from production builds

[@surajdedhia9584]

Once the fallback UI comes and if we click on browser back button and go to to previous page still fallback UI shows on screen. Is there any way to handle this?

[@happinin]

can it catch warnings?

[@sivaganesh7727]

brilliant ❤️

[@dhanapalr5790]

Great sir, could u please teach us nested routes

[@dhavaljardosh]

Bhai, your explanation is way way simpler...Are you active on Instagram?

[@joy_sam_raj]

Start Loving your CHannel..Next Fireship

[@user-mf1ft6iz4l]

react-error-boundary work react 16 ?

[@adilkevin6220]

Can you create a video on downside of redux. Most frequently asked question. When to use and when not to use redux?

[@ridl27]

use redux for medium/big projects and for avoiding props drilling. simple as that.

[@chidanandamn1580]

for props drilling cant we use context

[@subhajitkundu7546]

If you are clear about what exactly Redux does then "you will know if you need Redux. If you are not sure if you need it, you don't need it" - straight from Redux official FAQ

[@Pyrotechnic558]

Hope you and your family/friends are doing alright given everything happening in India right now.

[@v1r47]

It is crazy sir. Whatever number you see in media, is 5x less than actual numbers.

[@abdchuhan]

❤️❤️❤️

[@iUmerFarooq]

❤❤

[@lelandrb]

Kind of a random note, but your audio has a *really* aggressive echo. It sounds like you should probably put some stuff on your walls, like tapestries or artwork. It's very distracting when listening on headphones.

[@buzzer79]

i mean its just a joke to provide a tutorial in 2021 and writing in js instead of tsx....

[@adeagbotoheeb9896]

What of people learning Reactjs?