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Re:Comparing Node.js Promises, Try/Catch, Angular Zone.js an... by bilalq on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @01:01PM (#7598970)
This seems really cool! I'm surprised I haven't heard about this until now.

However, this solution seems to be Node specific. The example where they lament about how this "was pretty much all we had" was about a browser error. Angular's Zone.js seems to be the closest project to solving the problem in that context.

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Re:Comparing Node.js Promises, Try/Catch, Angular Zone.js an... by alexgorbatchev on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @01:05PM (#7599009)
It's not StrongLoop marketing. I wrote the article and also haven't heard about your modules. I try to stay up to date with NPM (running http://npmawesome.com/) and unfortunately completely missed your work :(
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Re:Comparing Node.js Promises, Try/Catch, Angular Zone.js an... by eldude on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @01:02PM (#7598983)
Ah, sorry then for my strong rebuke. I am making the incorrect assumption then that this was a StrongLoop marketing line, not a coincidental similarity.
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Re:Comparing Node.js Promises, Try/Catch, Angular Zone.js an... by bilalq on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @01:13PM (#7599054)
You should write a blog post about this. There are a lot of parallel efforts going on to bring sanity to async errors in JS, and it would be great to see what the outcome of cross-pollinating these ideas would be.
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