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+This, dear reader, is the core idea behind reactivity: Allowing us to focus on how we want to change the state stored in JavaScript and allowing some other mechanism to abstract away _how_ it shows up on-screen.
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+These mechanisms can have wildly different methods to them, too!
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+For example, here's what each of the frameworks utilize under-the-hood:
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+| Framework | Reactivity Method                                            | Rendering Method                                             |
+| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| React     | [Explicit Function Calls](https://twitter.com/crutchcorn/status/1527059716907487232) | [VDOM](/posts/unraveling-the-magic-of-the-virtual-dom)       |
+| Angular   | [Zone.js](/posts/angular-internals-zonejs)                   | [Incremental DOM](https://blog.angular.io/how-the-angular-compiler-works-42111f9d2549) |
+| Vue       | [Proxies](https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/reactivity-in-depth.html) | [VDOM](/posts/unraveling-the-magic-of-the-virtual-dom)       |
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+> This is real nerd hours, don't feel bad if this just looks like gibberish to you right now.
 
 
 
+## Conclusion
 
+This has been a look at what reactivity is and why you might want to use a modern frontend framework to utilize it in your apps today.
 
+Next time, we'll talk about what "Reconciliation" is and how it impacts most React and Vue frontend applications today.
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