Javascript Design Patterns #9 - Retry Pattern

The retry design pattern enables an application to handle temporary failures when it tries to connect to a service or network resource. It does this by repeatedly retrying a failed operation. By retrying failed connections/requests, we can improve the overall stability of our application.
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[@Shuyinz]

This pattern is brilliant! Thx for sharing!

[@rohitkudalkar92]

ohh nice this is very useful. love and support

[@balancenguyen3129]

very nice, thanks a lot bro!

[@hanimohammedtaher6691]

Great content!

[@anouarnouri2111]

welcome back

[@DevSage]

Thanks 😌

[@vuejs1]

beautiful

[@jeffs3809]

Thank you this is very helpful. I do have one question... How did you get that to run in vscode?

[@jeffs3809]

Ah, I just noticed you are using nodemon... I got it thank you. This is VERY helpful. :)

[@Tiosteel-gs9mx]

Isn't it just a variation of a Proxy one?

[@laptop12358]

nice

[@DevSage]

Thanks

[@ngneerin]

Exponential backoff with jitter?

[@DevSage]

I'm not very familiar with jitter but if you mean exponential backoff with a random delay, then yes that's a potential strategy you could use