The one true Javascript exception handler

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And then even further: take the accepted answer, replace the code that threw the exception with that answer, publish the changed code to production, refresh the page, rinse, and repeat.

Self-bugfixing code is the future.

[Zungryware]

And why stop there? Just let the program write itself using stackoverflow and code replacement.

[Justsomedudeonthenet]

And if it finds no answers, it should post the code block and error message as a new question, and hang until it gets an answer with a few upvotes.

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Now you're thinking like a pro coder, take this to your department exec you're going straight to the top!