Ever inherited a Node.js project and spent hours chasing vague errors with zero context? That’s the cost of poor error handling.

In my latest blog, I break down synchronous vs. asynchronous error handling in Node.js, from callbacks to async/await, and share best practices like: ✅Global error handlers ✅Input validation ✅Logging with tools like Winston or Pino ✅User-friendly error messages

Good error handling isn’t just about fixing bugs—it’s about writing code that’s maintainable, professional, and resilient. Full guide: masteringbackend.com/posts/proper-e… Author { @amanda_adoyi } #masteringbackend