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why are you complicating yourself? you just need to implement the error middleware and throw errors from controllers 🤷🏽

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Great Video!. Thanks!!

Please help me out

I am getting an error Invalid template name when I am trying to create a new account why

At the 16:00 mark, you mention how you would set up the configuration if the React app was hosted separately from the Node.js app. You mentioned that you would add details in the video description, but I don't see it. Can you please provide that information?

really good work brother

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if im using sanity database for my app already, creating a database on heroku is not necessary, correct?

if im using sanity database for my app already, creating a database on heroku is not necessary, correct?

where git ?

i may kill my self I have never been so frustrated in all my life with this crap

Very clear and concise video! Thank you so much!

Use Thender Client extension instead of Postman

Cool. Hope my bootcamp teacher approves haha

It’s an entire learning curve just to deploy a website 🤦‍♂️

Thanks so much for the video @KyleGawley, i'm having issues adjusting this approach for a react,vite node build.. any suggestions? my build seems to fail right after trying to build the vite app after starting the node server backend

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thanks for explaining this, but I don't think you should be saying every error is a 500 error. It could be a bad request. I would suggest this code. res.status(err.status || 500); res.end();

I'm not seeing where you're using the uuidv4 part for the password. Is that needed? Great vid!

I respect people who focus on their video quality instead of wasting time of viewers to earn watch time. You earned a subscriber. Thank you Sir.

bro sorry but can tell me how I can use it in any code and where in MVC??

What's in your KNEX model?

@Gravity . I really liked your solution, it worked perfect here. But wouldn't it be better to write function as handler than use?

i get your solution, its beautiful but how do i implement it for middlewares that need to execute a 'finally' after the try catch has ended. i need the finally part because for some middlewares i want to do a db transaction (i don't use ORMs), i use postgres and that involves checking out a client from the pool and the *finally* releasing it into pool after a transaction has completed. i'll give you an example: const client = await pool.connect() try { // very may queries are executed here res.status(201).json({message: "resource created successfully"}) } catch(err) { res.status(500).json({message: "something went wrong"}) } finally { // here is how i would like to be helped. Thanks :) client.release() } .... more code

What is your VS Code theme?

Couldn't one just use the 'express-async-errors' library ? Just wondering !!

Better deploy it on mogenius. Not by salesforce...

Very good video!

It’s helpful 👍

i am trying to implement this on a higher level, on the express router level, it works for non-async-routes, and fails for async routes . any insights ??

Very useful. I'd add a fifth argument to the high order function: data about the operation, for logging in case of an error. Thank you. Great tutorial. 👏👏👏

You need to make more videos

interesting how the fn function return it self as a promise and somehow it is connected to the express route

did you store the salt into database ?

What about chaining different handlers, if the catch calls the next middleware and the next middleware is to handle email notification. Even if there is an error, the email will get send?

I like the tool, also nice videos guys!

Great Video, no try catch needed anymore, short and simple alternative.

Great video! One drawback of this approach is that you lose complete control over creating contextual errors at different layers of your app, which improves debugging, because you’re never catching/handling them and just bubbling up anything that might happen.

What if I have a 4 middlewares and the error happened on 3 rd middleware ?

Great video, keep up the great work!

On your front-end like vue what do you recommend doing for your api? can you recommend any good docs on this or repos I can check out?

Beautiful code!

Thank you for this video. Shouldn't the business logic be abstracted away from the controller?

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

many thanks

hi i like the vids - how about a tutorial on oop in javascript. i know i'd find that useful.

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do