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I'm talking really stupid, small, frustrating things, mostly at the interfaces. I read a return x at the bottom of one function and call the function elsewhere

I'm talking really stupid, small, frustrating things, mostly at the interfaces. I read a return x at the bottom of one function and call the function elsewhere and try to use x, but oh wait no.. it was an async function so I've really got Promise<x>. Generally it's just because of the leaky abstraction making very fast mental mapping of code a bit harder.

hdhzy 9y ago
Another common mistake is accidentally not awaiting a function that returns a promise. That makes some really hard debugging (race conditions) as this issue is not caught even by TypeScript.