Hey everyone! I'm currently building a monolithic app using Laravel and Vue 3 with the Composition API, and I've been facing some challenges with JavaScript errors. Specifically, I'm looking for best practices on how to handle unhandled errors globally to prevent them from crashing the entire frontend. I'd love to implement a way to log these errors or display a fallback UI instead of just breaking the app without any feedback. Has anyone done this effectively in a Vue 3 + Laravel setup? I'm eager to hear any examples or strategies that have worked for you, especially in gracefully managing unexpected crashes. Thanks in advance!
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It sounds like you might want to start by implementing a try/catch for your async operations. While there's no magic fix, ensuring you're writing robust error handling can make a huge difference. Global error handling can act as a safety net, but ideally, you want to catch errors earlier before they bubble up.
Handling errors is key. You should aim for proactive error handling in your code. Every time you write a line, think about what could go wrong and account for it. It'll help reduce the number of unhandled errors that make it to the global handler.
Totally! Sometimes external factors like API changes can throw unexpected exceptions, so it's good to be prepared.
Exactly! The better you manage your code, the less you'll rely on catching errors at the end.