Jan 2019
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Jan 2019
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Abraar Syed
While error handling is not new to JavaScript or Node JS application development, it still seems that a lot of people aren’t quite sure how to handle errors in the most productive way. Actually, it’s an issue that affects most programmers. We like our code to work well, so we tend to run it in such a way that maximizes its chances of success. One of the side effects of this tendency is that bugs are only dealt with after everything works. This can lead to a lot of haphazard error handling that is both hard to debug and less than useful to us. So how do we overcome this problem?
This talk emphasizes on formulating solutions to the above mentioned scenario. The key aspects of the talk would be to :
The talk will cover the following topics categorized into the given two sections:
Basic understanding of JavaScript and Node JS
I am a passionate engineer whose expertise range across product development, software infrastructure, IT consultancy, technology training, FOSS evangelism and community management.
I work with a lot of companies and startups on various aspects of product development. My recent engagement with Rapido (Indian Leader for Bike Taxi Service) has been about scaling their product and software infrastructure. One aspect of my work involved working with multiple Node JS applications and services and it was during this time that I had implemented most of the solutions and patterns that I will be discussing in this talk. I have gained some insightful understanding of writing code in JavaScript for large scale products during this journey and I would love to share it with others.
https://www.slideshare.net/abraarsyed/error-handling-and-alerting-for-node-js-applications
Jan 2019
7 Mon
8 Tue
9 Wed
10 Thu 09:15 AM – 05:40 PM IST
11 Fri
12 Sat
13 Sun
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