AI & Machine Learning

I missed Go's `if err != nil`, so I built errval for TypeScript

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A developer has created "errval," a TypeScript library designed to bring explicit error handling, similar to Go's error returns, to TypeScript projects. This addresses a common frustration with TypeScript's try/catch approach, which can obscure error origins and lead to missed error handling. The library's key feature is the automatic inference of error unions, ensuring comprehensive error handling and improving code safety—though benchmarks show it's not always the fastest option.

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