React Router error reporting from scratch

As awesome of developers as we all are, errors are bound to crop up in our apps. React Router allows us to be notified of these errors via a handleError function but what exactly can you do here? That's what my latest post covers. I'll teach you how to use source maps to pinpoint the source code where an error is coming from so you can jump on bugs faster. Check it out below.

React Router error reporting from scratch.

Currently Reading

I finished Marcus Aurelius's Meditations a few days ago. That's a sobering read. It's the personal journal of one of the greatest Roman emperors and Stoic philosopher. It's pretty repetitive but it contains a lot good messages about focusing on what truly matters. How life is a trial but you're in control with how you respond to it. I'm really glad I read it.

After Meditations, I wanted something a bit lighter to lose myself in so I reluctantly picked up Red Rising by Pierce Brown. I say reluctantly because I'm the type of person be skeptical of certain things if all I hear is good things. I'll think "It can't possibly live up to all the hype!". I'm about 100 pages in and so far it's good and just what I was looking for.

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