Error Boundaries

Error boundaries are tools in programming that help catch unexpected issues—called errors—in parts of a website or application. When an error occurs, instead of crashing the whole system, an error boundary detects the problem and displays a friendly message or fallback interface. This way, users can continue interacting with the remaining parts of the app without experiencing a complete failure. Essentially, error boundaries act like safety nets, isolating errors to prevent them from disrupting the entire user experience.