3 Examples of using Proxy and Reflect API in JavaScript

Not sure what a Proxy is or how to use it in JavaScript? In this video, we take a look at 3 different examples of using a proxy that may be useful in any full-stack application. We also take a look at the Reflect API and how it can help when using the proxy API.

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0:00 - Introduction
0:19 - Basic Overview of Proxy
0:49 - Example 1: Logging access to an object
1:18 - Proxy vs Reflect
1:53 - Example 2: Custom error handling
2:35 - Example 3: String utility proxy
3:18 - Conclusion

#javascript #es6 #proxy #reflect

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[shutterradio]

well, hard to imagine a use case for that unless you're building your own framework or a library. If someone asks me such stuff in an interview, I would go 'cmon are you doing some rocket science'?)

[ssreynoso]

So simple and good. Greetings from Argentina

[Daniel_WR_Hart]

In the last example why use "return Reflect.get(obj, property);" instead of "return obj[property];"?

[myselfgroot]

Great video.... I watched it am immediately subscribed to the channel.. Thanks bro.

[filcondrat]

explanation is good, but music is too much of a distraction

[lgiorgos]

Why would you use a proxy and not create a class with getters and setters? What's the difference?

[nikhilchandraroy]

little confuse to understand it, please give more example

[GRANITE-EDUCATION]

Well made video, however, the music is really annoying though. I would love a world in which your videos didn't have this music!

[Ahmed-uqkj]

Maybe your explanation is good but the music in the background makes it difficult to concentrate on what you are saying

[daedrikaskhan]

If you love have dirty hands. You are welcome