Client-Only Code in Next.js using the client-only Package
In this video, we dive into the separation of client-only code in Next.js applications. We'll explore the importance of keeping certain functionalities strictly on the client side, like DOM manipulation and local storage operations, to avoid server-side rendering errors. Learn how to implement a client-only function and safeguard your client-side code using the client-only package. This ensures your application remains reliable and easier to maintain. Watch to see practical examples and understand how to keep your client-side code secure and efficient.
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00:00 Introduction to Client-Only Code
00:46 Creating a Client-Only Function
01:36 Implementing Client-Only Function in Components
02:15 Safeguarding Client-Only Code
03:16 Error Handling and Best Practices
04:04 Conclusion and Next Steps