Used or not, they ARE exceptions, and you need to write exception-safe code.
fmt.Print can throw. And HTTP handlers throwing exceptions is silently hidden. If you don't write code assuming anything can throw, then your code is broken.
And don't judge exception by how they are in Java. That's just a clusterfuck. No other language I'm aware of gets exceptions so wrong.
fmt.Print can throw. And HTTP handlers throwing exceptions is silently hidden. If you don't write code assuming anything can throw, then your code is broken.
And don't judge exception by how they are in Java. That's just a clusterfuck. No other language I'm aware of gets exceptions so wrong.