Feb 8
🧠 ONE LINE OF CODE IS ENOUGH FOR BUILDERS.
Builders shouldn't fight bridges, they should build things that move the world forward.
Before @EuclidProtocol:
bridge1.connect();
bridge2.connect();
bridge3.connect();
// … 47 more bridges
handleErrors();
prayItWorks();
After Euclid, with ONE integration:
euclid.swap(tokenA, tokenB, amount);
// That's it.
50 chains. Unified liquidity. Zero headache.
That's power, not complexity.
If your code feels like a bridge marathon - you're doing it wrong.
Feb 7
Euclid raised $3.5M in seed seed extension.
This is not to chase trends.
Not to farm hype.
But to build something hard 👉 cross-chain liquidity coordination.
Infrastructure money is not loud.
It's patient.
That is exactly what @EuclidProtocol attracted.
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19 Oct 2024
Have you thought about setting up a support group for your error-prone goroutines?
Source: devhubby.com/thread/how-to-h…
#tipsfordevelopers #codingresources #techhelp #handleerrors.
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25 Feb 2022
Siempre hay una manera diferente de hacer las cosas 🤔 me gusta esta. 🤔 #javascript #handleErrors
levelup.gitconnected.com/how…
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2 Apr 2020
You can control the message in a number of ways; e.g. use our `handleErrors` method to translate errors from DB-land to GraphQL-land. To use an npm package for validation instead, use makeWrapResolversPlugin to do checks in JS before delegating to the original mutation.
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17 Jan 2018
Ah yeah, this is nice. You could even bring that try/catch higher in scope doing api.get('/route', handleErrors(asyncHandler)) github.com/Abazhenov/express…
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5 Oct 2017
Still seeing 'CDTSJob::HandleErrors: DTS Job '{job_guid}' BITS Job '{bits_job_guid}'' after KB4035759 Client Update. Any Ideas? #ConfigMgr
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