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Chapter 3 - Summary

We just spent a few lessons making our app more robust so it can’t handle anything the real world might throw at it.

First, we added some TypeScript, then created our own custom 404 page.

Then we tackled handling client-side errors using the NuxtErrorBoundary component. Then we implemented server-side error handling, as well as adding in a custom error page for our app.

Finally, we refactored some of our error handling to route validation instead, using the validate function on definePageMeta.

This course was originally built with Nuxt 3, but it's no longer being maintained. You can still follow the lessons, but make sure to use the exact dependency versions listed in the course repository to avoid breaking changes.

If you’re looking for the most up-to-date and fully supported version, we recommend Mastering Nuxt: Full Stack Unleashed , which uses Nuxt 4 and actively being maintained.