Hello,

I just poked around the Q source a bit and saw that there are quite a lot
of try ... catch blocks to catch any errors. Now, this can be quite a
performance impact on certain browsers. Also interesting is that this
penalty seems to occur mainly when using try/catch  _inside_ a function,
like it is generally done in Q. Now, if you could move these blocks so that
they are _outside_ of a function call this could result in a perfiormance
increase.

For the raw Numbers, take a look at this:
http://jsperf.com/try-catch-performance-overhead

Maybe this particular optimization would also make sense for Q?

I think you’ll find that Q already benefits from this optimization on
its hot code-paths. Except for our code that handles exception
formatting, every try/catch block in Q rapidly delegates to a
callback.

Kris Kowal