Most developers use JavaScript features. Few understand how to control JavaScript itself. Meta-programming is writing code that changes how other code behaves at runtime. Symbol, Proxy, property descriptors, they don’t just store values. They redefine behavior. When you understand this layer, frameworks stop feeling magical.
Mastering Meta-Programming in JavaScript
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