Usually? Yea there is a lot of stuff that you handle "centrally", but there is also a lot of stuff that you should handle locally. E.g. "try this then that". Or

Usually? Yea there is a lot of stuff that you handle "centrally", but there is also a lot of stuff that you should handle locally. E.g. "try this then that". Or stuff that you try, just log or save the error, and continue. Exceptions are obviously great for bubbling up, but just awful for handling locally. I don't know what it is: maybe it's the horrible try/catch control flow that breaks everything up, or the fact that all functions can "return" exceptions apart from the ones in the signature (if any), so you're never quite sure what happens or what to do.