Couldn't find the original article on the Wayback machine but found this very good article : www.tritondatacenter.com/node-js/prod....
A bit long because it goes into node and async specific details but the explanation is very good.
Error handling is a thing I struggled with for a long time.
A bit long because it goes into node and async specific details but the explanation is very good.
Error handling is a thing I struggled with for a long time.
December 13, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Couldn't find the original article on the Wayback machine but found this very good article : www.tritondatacenter.com/node-js/prod....
A bit long because it goes into node and async specific details but the explanation is very good.
Error handling is a thing I struggled with for a long time.
A bit long because it goes into node and async specific details but the explanation is very good.
Error handling is a thing I struggled with for a long time.
I learned them as:
1. Programmer error.
Handling : Let it crash, it's better than being in an unknown abnormal state.
2. Operational error.
Handling : Retry, fix issue then retry, do nothing, pass error to caller.
The terms came from a very good but now defunct joyent (node.js) article.
1. Programmer error.
Handling : Let it crash, it's better than being in an unknown abnormal state.
2. Operational error.
Handling : Retry, fix issue then retry, do nothing, pass error to caller.
The terms came from a very good but now defunct joyent (node.js) article.
December 13, 2025 at 9:28 PM
I learned them as:
1. Programmer error.
Handling : Let it crash, it's better than being in an unknown abnormal state.
2. Operational error.
Handling : Retry, fix issue then retry, do nothing, pass error to caller.
The terms came from a very good but now defunct joyent (node.js) article.
1. Programmer error.
Handling : Let it crash, it's better than being in an unknown abnormal state.
2. Operational error.
Handling : Retry, fix issue then retry, do nothing, pass error to caller.
The terms came from a very good but now defunct joyent (node.js) article.
Sass going in the same direction as jQuery and it's not a dig on Sass nor jQuery.
September 17, 2025 at 4:55 PM
Sass going in the same direction as jQuery and it's not a dig on Sass nor jQuery.
What's Banki?
Google tells me it's a town in Ceoatia
Google tells me it's a town in Ceoatia
September 16, 2025 at 1:56 AM
What's Banki?
Google tells me it's a town in Ceoatia
Google tells me it's a town in Ceoatia
One of the things that may cause an error when used on older JavaScript engine, even when using transpiling tools such as typescript or babel.
September 11, 2025 at 9:08 AM
One of the things that may cause an error when used on older JavaScript engine, even when using transpiling tools such as typescript or babel.
I think drought caused bad harvest, driving mongo prices to record high.
August 30, 2025 at 9:15 PM
I think drought caused bad harvest, driving mongo prices to record high.
Is an half-baked run of the mill answer better than no answer?
Let's run an experiment on the entire planet and see what happens.
Let's run an experiment on the entire planet and see what happens.
June 20, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Is an half-baked run of the mill answer better than no answer?
Let's run an experiment on the entire planet and see what happens.
Let's run an experiment on the entire planet and see what happens.
A cloud of Operating Systems.
June 9, 2025 at 3:54 PM
A cloud of Operating Systems.
J'attends la v2 comme excuse pour tester.
Cela fait un moment que j'attends 😃.
Cela fait un moment que j'attends 😃.
March 3, 2025 at 4:49 PM
J'attends la v2 comme excuse pour tester.
Cela fait un moment que j'attends 😃.
Cela fait un moment que j'attends 😃.
Explanation:
Boolean() is based on falsey. 0 is falsey, "0" is not.
== converts a string to a number when the other operand is a number : "0" => 0
Boolean() is based on falsey. 0 is falsey, "0" is not.
== converts a string to a number when the other operand is a number : "0" => 0
February 23, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Explanation:
Boolean() is based on falsey. 0 is falsey, "0" is not.
== converts a string to a number when the other operand is a number : "0" => 0
Boolean() is based on falsey. 0 is falsey, "0" is not.
== converts a string to a number when the other operand is a number : "0" => 0
Oh wait. It turns out react-router (framework) uses vite.
That makes sense now.
That makes sense now.
February 20, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Oh wait. It turns out react-router (framework) uses vite.
That makes sense now.
That makes sense now.
You don't even have to worry about memory leaks if they are short lived.
February 17, 2025 at 9:03 AM
You don't even have to worry about memory leaks if they are short lived.
Genius
I can't think of any other content people would more desperately want to engage more with than this.
Who? Who did he mess with that I know?
I can't think of any other content people would more desperately want to engage more with than this.
Who? Who did he mess with that I know?
February 14, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Genius
I can't think of any other content people would more desperately want to engage more with than this.
Who? Who did he mess with that I know?
I can't think of any other content people would more desperately want to engage more with than this.
Who? Who did he mess with that I know?
Imagine having known 7 generations in your lifetime 😯.
February 14, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Imagine having known 7 generations in your lifetime 😯.
My grandfather had living memories of his great grandfather and spent time with his great grandchildren.
I know my grandparents and I'll be lucky to have grandchildren.
I know my grandparents and I'll be lucky to have grandchildren.
February 14, 2025 at 4:08 PM
My grandfather had living memories of his great grandfather and spent time with his great grandchildren.
I know my grandparents and I'll be lucky to have grandchildren.
I know my grandparents and I'll be lucky to have grandchildren.
And then you buy a device which has an extra notch that prevents plugging regular cables and you are left wondering if there is something truly incompatible or they are just greedy.
February 8, 2025 at 11:22 PM
And then you buy a device which has an extra notch that prevents plugging regular cables and you are left wondering if there is something truly incompatible or they are just greedy.
Remember when commemorative (physical) coins and plates were sold?
They were peddled using the argument that they would surely go up in value with time, to remember the historical event.
They were peddled using the argument that they would surely go up in value with time, to remember the historical event.
February 7, 2025 at 10:27 AM
Remember when commemorative (physical) coins and plates were sold?
They were peddled using the argument that they would surely go up in value with time, to remember the historical event.
They were peddled using the argument that they would surely go up in value with time, to remember the historical event.