Hey.

I have successfuly implemented an automatically updating nodejs web app. Now, I 
want to make sure it doesnt crash on minimal failures (when i derped in a 
function and tried to access a property with a simple typo). So I looked up 
what options I had:

- process' "uncaughtException" event
- Domains

In either case, I get the base idea of it. But what I dont get, is any 
information on the structure of an Error object. I also have another concern:

When I want to restart my app, as it is described in the domains page int he 
docs, I know that require() caches scripts. How can I flatten this cache first?

I looked into some nodejs modules, but I couldn't find a "really great" error 
handling module, that would tell me exactly whats up.

Is there anything you guys could recommend?

Kind regards,
Ingwie

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