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I have a lot of respect for Anders Hejlsberg. But that doesn't mean he is never wrong. Hejlsberg doesn't think anyone would want to recover from exceptions. "Th
by breadwinner 2y ago
I have a lot of respect for Anders Hejlsberg. But that doesn't mean he is never wrong. Hejlsberg doesn't think anyone would want to recover from exceptions. "There's a bottom level exception handler around their message loop. That handler is just going to bring up a dialog that says what went wrong and continue." Okaayyy... I think we know a bit more about exception handling than that today! Real-world applications often need more sophisticated exception handling strategies.
- p_ing 2y ago"Something went wrong." <insert correlation id> [no option to continue] Those are our error messages of today. And yes, even the brightest can be wrong from time to time or frequently
- breadwinner 2y ago> Those are our error messages of today. Is that in your .NET code? Time to switch to Java!