Can someone explain the practical uses of js proxy in real-world applications? or How does js proxy h

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js proxy is *perfect* for logging and debugging! You can trap every get/set call without modifying the original object.

Like, imagine tracking all state changes in a big app—proxy makes it trivial. Downsides? Yeah, it’s slower than direct access, but unless you’re building a AAA game, who cares?

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