#javascript #error_handling #form #forms #generation #input #inputs #v_model #validation #vue

https://github.com/wearebraid/vue-formulate

#javascript #browser #cause #code_quality #error #error_classes #error_handler #error_handling #error_monitoring #error_reporting #errors #exceptions #framework #library #message #monitoring #nodejs #plugins #stacktrace #typescript

https://github.com/ehmicky/modern-errors

#go #error_handling #translation #validation

The `validator` package helps you check if the data in your Go structs and fields are correct. It has many useful features like validating across different fields and structs, checking complex data types, and handling custom validation rules. You can also customize error messages and use it with popular frameworks like Gin. This makes it easier to ensure your data is valid and consistent, saving you time and reducing errors in your code. To use it, you just need to install the package with `go get` and import it into your project.

https://github.com/go-playground/validator

#typescript #cli #clustering #concurrency #dependency_injection #effect #error_handling #javascript #observability #opentelemetry #platform #schema #typescript #workflows

Effect is a powerful TypeScript framework that helps you build reliable and complex applications by managing side effects like logging, network calls, and database operations in a safe and organized way. It uses a core `Effect` type to describe workflows that are lazy, composable, and type-safe, allowing you to handle errors and dependencies explicitly. The framework is modular, with many packages for AI, CLI tools, distributed computing, SQL databases, and more, making it flexible for various needs. Using Effect improves code quality, concurrency handling, and maintainability, helping you write robust TypeScript apps efficiently[1][2][4][5].

https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect