Look, if you want a language with panics, use Go. If you want a language with exceptions that bubble and can be recovered from, use JS.
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@yoshuawuyts@tjholowaychuk I think you have a very Node-centric perspective. In the 95% of JS code that is running on the web this is wrong
@domenic @tjholowaychuk oh yea, you're definitely right - but like I said: I think the TC overlooked the way throw is used for some, not all
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@yoshuawuyts@tjholowaychuk your timeline is wrong; throw/catch/finally were designed many years before Node even existed. -
@domenic@yoshuawuyts I'd probably do `let {val, err} = await fs.open(path)` and leave throw to exceptions, try/catch all over gets weird - 4 more replies
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