JavaScript Error Handling
If you create a JavaScript application, there are chances that you’ll create bugs and other issues in it as well. 😅 Learn how to handle them with help from this guide ⬆️
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Murphy’s law states that whatever can go wrong will eventually go wrong. This applies a tad too well in the world of programming. Errors in JavaScript are one such common issue!
A software product’s success depends on how well its creators can resolve these issues before hurting their users. And JavaScript, out of all programming languages, is notorious for its average error handling design.
In this video, we’ll teach you how to identify, prevent and handle JavaScript errors.
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🕘Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:48 How to Identify and Prevent Errors in JavaScript
2:53 Handle Errors Globally With the onerror() Method
3:43 Pass Errors via Callbacks
4:45 Handle Errors in Promises
5:57 Which is the Best?
7:31 Keep Track of Changes With Git Repositories
8:42 Best Practices for Handling Errors in JavaScript
13:13 Summary
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📚 Resources
📗 A Definitive Guide to Handling Errors in JavaScript
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