JavaScript Proxy

[@CreativeJE]

This should be the first result on KZbin

[@iAmTheSquidThing]

This is a really great explanation. I like the way you started with toy examples and built them up to something practical.

[@gamenetic6426]

I really, REALLY, did like your video. You're a awesome teacher. I would suggest you to work on more real-life examples as they show the real face and power of the functionality. I mean, the array example could've been done using the prototype on plain old ECMA. You could show us a example making an API request and changing it's response to show only data we need to get, whatever. My like goes with you! Keep up your great work

[@durchschnittlich]

Such a dope API! I've never heard of it before, so thank you very much for showcasing it

[@TheAnish115]

This is an awesome breakdown but I think I'll need to watch it a few times to fully understand it. Thanks!

[@devdash2107]

I'll need to watch this again and again to understand. Nice tutorial.

[@petervandylian2486]

Thanks Kyle! This is a great intro to the JS proxy and now I know how useful this is.

[@VikrantKumar-ye1kw]

is there any polyfill for proxy or how we can implement our own Proxy class ?

your videos are just too perfect.

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

:D Thank you!

[@MrMarkgyuro]

why can we invoke deleteProperty with a simple delete keyword?

[@h0ph1p13]

You missed a PANDA in the list of bears. Unforgivable!!! Haha ... Great tutorial. Thanks :)

[@Daniel_WR_Hart]

He also forgot black bears. #BlackBearsMatter

[@Cognitoman]

Thank you Kyle, very cool Javascript API.

[@calebprenger3928]

construct doesn't actually trigger for me when creating this proxy

[@andriann-rak]

Thank you McBearison 😅😉 Really cool video

[@shikhar2811]

That was awesome dude. thanks

[@wobsoriano]

This API is used by Vue 3's reactivity :)

[@nromancarcamo]

Really useful! I'll definitely do my own proxies objects, the idea of findById is very useful because there're many cases in which I end up doing the typical way to get an object like you did but in many different places, so by having a proxy like that as factory it would definitely help a lot, that's what I can see here, at the beginning I thought it was like the regular way of OOP using object.freeze etc, but I realized that's just a kind of the same way, anyway, thanks for sharing, you're doing it well and I'm following you since ~3-4 years ago (I don't remember honestly) :)

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

Wow thanks for watching for so long. Much appreciated!

[@juliuscirwithian1565]

Awesome video. Really easy to understand.

[@tacticalbelyash]

What code editor and theme do you use? It looks like Sublime, but I don't know this theme

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

The editor is atom.io/ with monokai syntax and seti ui theme.

[@RayVillaraza]

HOLY CRAP! THIS IS AMAZING.

[@felipeP3277]

Thanks Kyle!

[@mevkok]

What's the IDE ?

[@BlackxesWasTaken]

Looks like atom with the "Seti" theme

[@yashvibhandik7133]

Big Thumbs up man. Just found what I was looking for...

[@wjames480]

good job，i like it

[@whatthefunction9140]

been doing this for years. I call it a wrapper...

[@clearwavepro100]

tx!!!!

[@gregorytippett9692]

This guy doesn't know much about bears.

[@asafeinihovich3808]

Last example will make an array with 55 empty slots.... doesn't sound efficient.

[@ciprianlupsa557]

nope, that doesnt happen.

[@TheJTLLee]

Your not making a clientside mongify array wrapper by any chance ;)

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

Ha totally not :)

[@zcizzorhandz5567]

Beware of the performance. You can actually see the latency of it.

[@bilaltariq50]

your videos are just too perfect.