State is React’s built-in way of storing data that changes over time. When that data changes, React automatically rerenders the component to reflect the new values.
If this is all sounding alien to you, keep in mind the helpful guidance of the Hitchhiker’s Guide: grab your towel and don’t panic. We’re going to take a high-level look at what all these acronyms mean!
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.