@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This page intends to give a broad overview of how code written using the new API
The `$state`, `$derived` and `$effect` runes replace magic `let` declarations, `$: x = ...` and `$: { ... }`. Event handlers can be written as event attributes now, which in practise means just removing the colon.
The `$state`, `$derived` and `$effect` runes replace magic `let` declarations, `$: x = ...` and `$: { ... }`. Event handlers can be written as event attributes now, which in practise means just removing the colon.
@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Conversely, suppose you — for some reason — wanted to recalculate `sum` when
In non-runes mode, we 'hide' the dependency from the compiler by excluding it from the `$:` statement. In runes mode, we have a better and more explicit solution: [`untrack`](/docs/functions#untrack).
In non-runes mode, we 'hide' the dependency from the compiler by excluding it from the `$:` statement. In runes mode, we have a better and more explicit solution: [`untrack`](/docs/functions#untrack).