How to Handle DELETE Requests in API Routes In this video, we dive into handling DELETE requests to remove resources, specifically a comment using its ID. We start by modifying the HTTP verb to DELETE in ThunderClient, demonstrate the necessary changes to the API route handler functions, and ensure proper deletion feedback. Key steps include finding and deleting a comment by ID, updating our server route handler, and verifying the deletion through subsequent GET requests. Note that changes persist only in memory. Join us to learn the essential aspects of DELETE requests in API handling. 📔 GitHub Repo - https://github.com/gopinav/Next.js-15-Tutorials 📘 Frontend Interview Course - https://learn.codevolution.dev/ 💖 Support UPI - https://support.codevolution.dev/ 💖 Support Paypal - https://www.paypal.me/Codevolution 💾 Github - https://github.com/gopinav 📱 Follow Codevolution + Twitter - https://twitter.com/CodevolutionWeb + Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/codevolutionweb 📫 Business - codevolution.business@gmail.com 00:00 Introduction to Delete Requests 00:11 Setting Up the Delete Request in ThunderClient 00:40 Handling Delete Requests in API Route 01:56 Testing the Delete Request 02:22 Conclusion and Additional Notes 02:44 Support the Channel

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