A proxy object serves as a substitute or intermediary for another object. It acts as a placeholder, providing an interface to various things such as an API, network connection, large memory object, or any other expensive or non-duplicable resource.
A proxy essentially acts as a representative object that allows access to the underlying "real" object without direct interaction. It can enhance the functionality of the real object by offering additional features like caching to optimize operations or performing precondition checks before invoking actions on the actual object.
In this video, we'll explore the implementation of a simple proxy design pattern in JavaScript. Stay tuned to learn more!
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