Whenever you’re creating a new pattern for error handling you’re papering over a deficiency in the language. At the time, this was necessary, we had no other options, but it lead to years of inventing new patterns to deal with errors that never worked well enough.
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JS has more developers than economic institutions believe exist ;) JS actually drives developer growth, and Node.js is a part of that.
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Where I see JS's strengths as a combination of: - high-performance networking - web / UI (having a complete monopoly on the web) - low learning curve - large ecosystem + easy code reuse - ability to use one lang on both server and client
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