It'll improve debugging experience especially when unchecked "Thrown" option for Node.js exceptions. Suggested ways:
* Use *VS Output* window. As result when node exited due to unhandled exception we'll see in VS Output something like this:
```
C:\Projects\NodeWebApplication2\NodeWebApplication2\server.js:9
throw new MyError("Message");
```
* Create *custom Node VS window* for completely redirecting node input & output. In this case node process might be executed without console window.
* Use *VS Output* window. As result when node exited due to unhandled exception we'll see in VS Output something like this:
```
C:\Projects\NodeWebApplication2\NodeWebApplication2\server.js:9
throw new MyError("Message");
```
* Create *custom Node VS window* for completely redirecting node input & output. In this case node process might be executed without console window.