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but the Object.observe interface dont have all options that Watch.JS provide. Watch.JS is extending the possibilities of Object.observe. It would be impossible to put all features of WatchJS in Object.observe...

Sorry, I am not fluent in english, let me know if I understand well Object.observe is the actual draft for observe object changes Watch.JS is a good implementation for observing...

I think what @paulirish was proposing is just to implement the new js feature that is much more performatic than Object.defineProp Watch.JS will have the native fallback by itself, If...

what I could do is implement the callback with the same spec used in Object.observe

okay then :D sorry, I think I should practice more my english, I though you are saying about change Watch.JS to remove features of: watch(obj, prop watch(obj, [prop1, prop2] and...

Thx here is a preview: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/786375/github/Watch.JS/src/watch.js I could not test it because I dont have canary, I will download it at home

WatchJS 1.3: when you change an attribute the action is "set" when you invoke an array method the method name will be the action when you add or remove an...

WatchJS cant forecast attributes and so it cant put a listener to an unexistent attribute. If you have an idea for implementing this please tell me.

I am having the same problem! ``` "@nexus/schema": "^0.20.1", "nexus": "^1.1.0", "nexus-plugin-prisma": "^0.35.0" ```

> https://prisma.typegraphql.com/docs/advanced/hiding-field But how do I hide some fields for some users and show for others? Let's say I want to show the user's e-mail for the admins but not...