Error handling with Async/Await in JS This will be a small article, based on some issues I picked up during code reviews and discussions with other developers. This article is rather focused on the novice JS developers. A Simple Try Catch Let’s start with the simple try...catch example. function thisThrows() {     throw new Error("Thrown from thisThrows()"); } try {     thisThrows(); } catch (e) {     console.error(e); } finally {     console.log('We do cleanup here'); } // Output: // Error: Thrown from thisThrows() //   ...stacktrace //...