Try Catch Error Handling With TypeScript

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[@UwU-dx5hu]

Please make a video for advanced users

[@JasonLayton]

A lot of work to make TS happy...

[@gerkim3046]

yeah and avoid runtime errors

[@BlurryBit]

Or may be dump the whole error thing into some json object and send it to the log, and continue with what you want to do finally. Have another micro service clean this error dump and send to whatever reporting you might need ..

[@gerkim3046]

where can i copy that code

[@eligbuefelix7988]

Too complex solution

[@youneshenni5417]

Great video. Keep up the good work :)

[@abdelfadeel0]

Thanks for this great tutorial

[@cantellyoudam]

Sounds cumbersome. No way thats the most elegant way of dealing with errors.

[@rasmusl2067]

Preferrably you would know which errors can occur. Eg. By doing features 'contract first' and grilling PO and UX about edge cases and how it could fail 🙂