Status of Chrome Proxy in face of Object.observe removal
Simon Blackwell
syblackwell at anywhichway.com
Sat Nov 7 10:44:45 UTC 2015
I had a request for the locations of the polyfills, here they are (both MIT
license):
https://github.com/anywhichway/proxy-observe
https://github.com/anywhichway/chrome-proxy
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 1:16 PM, Simon Blackwell <syblackwell at anywhichway.com
> wrote:
> In the face of the announcment that the Object.observe standard proposal
> is being revoked and commentary that seems to indicate that at a minimum
> either Proxy or Object.observe is needed, does anyone know the status of
> re-introduction of Proxy into Chrome and v8?
>
> To support both Firefox and Chrome we actually have bi-directional
> polyfills, e.g. Proxy in terms of Observe for Chrome and Observe in terms
> of Proxy for Firefox. Having neither in Chrome and v8 will be quite
> painful. We could override get/set on all properties for all objects and
> re-define Object.create to accomplish what we need in Chrome, but that
> seems pretty invasive and risky. We are trying to move our codebase away
> from doing such things.
>
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