7 common Next.js errors and how to solve them

Next.js, a rapidly growing web framework known for features like static site generation, server-side rendering, and file routing, also presents potential challenges such as debugging errors that developers may encounter during development. Common errors in Next.js include hydration errors due to improper HTML tag usage, "document or window object" errors when accessing these objects before component mounting, and build failures related to webpack versions. Other issues involve API and slug-related errors that occur when data-fetching functions like getStaticPaths are misused, module import errors due to incorrect paths or case sensitivity, and CORS issues when handling cross-origin requests. The article emphasizes the importance of using proper error handling techniques, such as try-catch blocks and middleware, to manage these issues effectively. Additionally, tools like LogRocket are recommended to enhance debugging by providing comprehensive insights into application performance, user experiences, and error tracking.