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So in the last course section,

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we worked on our events application

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and we made sure that when we register for the newsletter,

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or that when we work with our comments down there,

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we do actually use API routes

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to then talk to a real database,

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because in these API routes in which we worked,

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we now also do connect to Mongo DB to store data there

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and to fetch data from there.

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Now in this course section,

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I wanna enhance the user experience a little bit.

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I wanna make sure that we do provide some feedback

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to the user regarding the current status

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of a ongoing HTTP request.

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And we'll combine this with another topic

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in this course section,

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because in this course section,

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we are going to explore application wide state management,

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we're going to explore how we can use React Context

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in Next.js applications,

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and we are going to use React Context,

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once we know how to do that,

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in order to give the user better feedback

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regarding the ongoing HTTP requests,

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simply by showing a nice little notification

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at the bottom of the screen,

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controlled with React Context,

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when the request started, failed or succeeded.