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> also can you believe it that with Node, the script is also the server??? That is how most modern web systems operate. It's very rarely a problem, because dec
by piperswe 4y ago
> also can you believe it that with Node, the script is also the server???
That is how most modern web systems operate. It's very rarely a problem, because decent error handling (built in to most frameworks) limits the scope of these sorts of issues to a single request. IIRC, all of the major Node.js HTTP frameworks will catch exceptions for you and respond with a generic 500; I'm not sure what sort of system you had where your errors were bubbling up further.