How to think about failures and error handling in Node

In "How to think about failures and error handling in Node" I show you how to deal with error handling.

[codedealers]

This is the content that is missing from youtube. Thank you for sharing your expertise

[brucewayne]

Thank you so much, I've been struggling with error handling since the first day I've learned node.
I'm using folktaleJs and it's maybe and result monads, the great thing about folktale is that it's functionnal but the syntax still readable for a beginner like me

[AshishKadam]

Exactly the kind of content I was looking for.. thanks Fredrik!! :)

[WorstDeveloper]

Really nice video, thanks. The volume is a bit low though.
One thing I'm always a bit bothered by is that you never *know* if a method can throw an exception, unless you inspect the method.
It feels like walking around in a minefield.

[blackdeckbox]

Do you prefer the module pattern or es6 class?

[lukamilosevic]

Hey Fredrik where we can get the code ?

[danielhughes]

I feel like the same type of reasoning around error handling would apply to java too. Would you agree or are there any significant differences in how one should think about error handling in java?

[matthewzecchini]

Another great topic to cover. Adding to watch later. Fredrik I had a recruiter recently reach out to me and I saw in the companies stack they use NESTjs, any opinions on it? I feel like Express has been king so long that it would never have competition (serious competition).

[octaviusbytes]

Hey Fredrik, do you have a video on error subtype handling on your channel already; and if not would you be opposed to making one?