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Yeah this problem is a little more complicated than what I mentioned. By all means map known errors, but does the fallback really need to be "something went wro
by CapsAdmin 3y ago
Yeah this problem is a little more complicated than what I mentioned. By all means map known errors, but does the fallback really need to be "something went wrong?"
It was a bit of a rhetorical statement (or at least in my mind it was). Like how about "Something went wrong (see details)" or something to that effect?
In my work experience some people are really dogmatic about the idea of not showing any sort of error messages to users whatsoever.
- delecti 3y agoIn my work experience, users will complain about any sort of message. We recently got a request to change a message of "OK" to something more detailed. What more do you want than a message telling you that the thing you were trying to do succeeded? So I'm very sympathetic to people arguing against showing error messages.