Great read! YumJS uses proxies for it's Reactors to make any element reactive:) Check out my YumJS article here dev.to/bretgeek/introducing-yumjs-... (the part about the Reactors) and have a look at the code github.com/bretgeek/yumjs (if you are interested of course).
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Great read! YumJS uses proxies for it's Reactors to make any element reactive:) Check out my YumJS article here dev.to/bretgeek/introducing-yumjs-... (the part about the Reactors) and have a look at the code github.com/bretgeek/yumjs (if you are interested of course).