A complete guide to implementing React Error Boundaries, and how to use a third-party tool for handling more sophisticated scenarios. This article covers how to implement Error Boundaries in your application, from simple error catching to displaying visual feedback and providing retry mechanisms. Catching errors before they hit production is ideal, but some errors, such as network errors, might slip through testing and impact your users. It is crucial that your application gracefully handle such errors by providing proper visual feedback and potential actions, such as retry mechanisms. Fortunately, implementing such UX patterns can be achieved with little work with the React API and, for the most advanced UX, with the help of lightweight React libraries.
