JavaScript
Use the promise executor pattern to ensure errors are automatically captured and the promise rejected, without requiring additional try/catch blocks.
Could be better written with the promise executor pattern to avoid multiple points of error handling.
Consider refactoring functions that use Promise.resolve() (with or without a try/catch block).
The error is automatically captured and the promise rejected, producing a single point for error handling and improving code readability.
Use the promise catch-error pattern to receive an [error, result] tuple removing the need for try/catch blocks.
The error is automatically captured and the promise rejected, producing a single point for error handling and improving code readability.