Anti-patterns of error handling in Laravel and how to avoid them

The article on Medium by Kamran Khalid discusses the use of the try-catch structure in Laravel, emphasizing important elements that may be overlooked by developers. He begins with the traditional approach to exception handling, showcasing a typical try-catch usage that can lead to inefficient error management. The author points out that excessive try-catch can detract from code readability and performance. Instead, he suggests a more organized method for error handling that can enhance clarity and maintainability of the code. Khalid advocates for practices that utilize dedicated exception classes and better logging, which ultimately can ease debugging and project development. In conclusion, the author encourages developers to rethink their error handling strategies and tailor them to best practices to effectively manage application logic in Laravel.