Are there error resilient filesystems for Linux?

Windows has a "Resilient FileSystem" since Windows 8. Are there similarly resilient filesystems for Linux? What I expect from such a filesystem is that a bad block won't screw up either files or the journal. I'm no FS geek, so please explain if such error-resilience is unfit for a desktop/CPU intensive/memory intensive/lowers the HDD's lifespan/is already in some FS like Ext4/etc. **Is there something like this available for Linux?**