Reactivity systems are commonplace in modern JavaScript frontend frameworks. They enable developers to create dynamic and responsive applications by establishing a relationship between data sources and dependent components, ensuring that changes in one automatically trigger updates in the others.
But, building them hasn't always been straightforward, as JavaScript doesn't provide a method to observe these changes by default. Proxies and Reflects are advanced features in JavaScript that provide developers with the ability to customize object behavior and intercept fundamental operations.
In this talk, Yash Dave goes through an in-depth exploration of Proxies and Reflects and demonstrates how they can be used to construct a reactivity system in JavaScript.
References:
Vue's reactivity in depth: vuejs.org/guid...
Blog on understanding Vue's reactivity by Jinjiang: dev.to/jinjian...
More on reactivity by Evan You: • dotJS 2016 - Evan You ...
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