Re: Error Handlings

Just a random thought about error handlings: It's just as important as making things work

Worked with multiple companies, countless projects (including personal projects obviously), but working with backend systems, smart contracts, I conclude that handling fails, errors, are as important (if not more important), than assuming it'll work.

Expecting failures, errors, is part of maturing as an engineer. You must not expect everything to work out. Your duty as an engineer is to expect failure, but handle it. Can also apply in real life (KEK)