I am a bit confused, because Obejct.observe is said to be withdrawn from the ES2016.
On the other hand there were talks on Angular Connect that mentions they will rely on it.
So as far I understand Angular 2 doesn't rely on Object.observe directly but on RxJS which do use the Object.observe
Can you please help me understand the impacts of this withdrawal ? I am also confused how this will influence the functional reactive javascript development.
Sorry if it's stupid question, but all these concepts are really new to me.
RxJS doesn't rely on Object.observe (and afaik didn't intend to do so in the future) as RxJS doesn't have a concept of observable objects in itself (you could create objects with observable streams as values though).
For angular Object.observe would have been relevant, but it didn't rely on it yet I think (or at least not outside chrome).
Anyway, if you need observable objects, that is still possible by using the Mobservable library, as explained in this blogpost.