So in the last course section,
we worked on our events application
and we made sure that when we register for the newsletter,
or that when we work with our comments down there,
we do actually use API routes
to then talk to a real database,
because in these API routes in which we worked,
we now also do connect to Mongo DB to store data there
and to fetch data from there.
Now in this course section,
I wanna enhance the user experience a little bit.
I wanna make sure that we do provide some feedback
to the user regarding the current status
of a ongoing HTTP request.
And we'll combine this with another topic
in this course section,
because in this course section,
we are going to explore application wide state management,
we're going to explore how we can use React Context
in Next.js applications,
and we are going to use React Context,
once we know how to do that,
in order to give the user better feedback
regarding the ongoing HTTP requests,
simply by showing a nice little notification
at the bottom of the screen,
controlled with React Context,
when the request started, failed or succeeded.