Dependency-tracking reactivity

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some related threads:

Destiny Operator

Take an example... let a = 0; let b = a + 1; a = 2; b = a + 1; Here throughout the program b is supposed to be the successor of a. Each time we reassign a, we need to explicitly mention b = a + 1. Can we have a destiny operator as mentioned in this article that will bind a variable to its dependencies? let age = 13; const isEligible <= age > 18; // -> False In the above above code, isElgible is bound to age > 18. Instead of storing a boolean, it keeps an expression in memory. Whenever we m…

JS Proposal: Auto Wire

Reactivity API to wire any reactive libs and native states together. It allows to mix different reactive libs, use async functions with automatic dependency tracking, observe any states in same way, make native DOM reactive etc.

Reactive Variables / Native Binding

Data binding has gotten to be very popular and widely considered essential in JavaScript projects today. Many of our current frameworks today sprang up in one form or another to tackle this hurdle specifically. The concept of "These variable should always refer to the same thing" has been expressed in many ways through various languages: pointers, refs, aliases. Some even more ambitious ideas have been explored such as the destiny operator. In many of these cases, the programmer consuming the b…