> it keeps falling behind on their list because not many people are using it. How can that be true? try/catch is as common a JS idiom as a for loop. This caus

> it keeps falling behind on their list because not many people are using it. How can that be true? try/catch is as common a JS idiom as a for loop. This causes significant trouble all over React and many other libraries, as many hot areas of code are covered in try/catches to ensure developer error doesn't blow the whole render. Optimizing it could lead to pretty serious performance gains.