Explore safe error handling techniques in JavaScript and TypeScript in this 29-minute JSConf talk by Artem Kobzar and Dmitry Makhnev. Delve into the limitations of traditional try/catch approaches and discover alternative methods for implementing robust error handling. Learn how to create typed errors within handlers, document function and method errors without relying on JSDoc or comments, and log errors without disrupting the error handling flow. Gain insights from Artem, a JetBrains developer working on Kotlin to WebAssembly compilation, and Dmitry, a software developer at WebStorm with extensive frontend experience. Enhance your project's error management capabilities and reduce potential bugs through advanced error handling strategies.
Unexpected Monad - Safe Error Handling in JavaScript and TypeScript
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Unexpected Monad. Is Safe Error Handling Possible in JS/TS? by Artem Kobzar and Dmitry Makhnev
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