As a recent adopter of Svelte, these changes are intriguing but I don't really have a grasp of how I feel about it quite yet. One thing that I am definitely ha

As a recent adopter of Svelte, these changes are intriguing but I don't really have a grasp of how I feel about it quite yet. One thing that I am definitely happy to see is the removal of $: as it should help Typescript users. Personally, I was quite sick of writing: let input = 'Hello'; // ... let loudInput: string; $: loudInput = `${input)!`; Instead of: let input = 'Hello'; // ... $: loudInput: string = `${input)!`; It's an incredibly minor thing, but when you do it 1000 times it becomes very frustrating. Having reactivity be rune-based should help TS avoid the syntactic confusion, bringing us to: let input = $state('hello'); // ... let loudInput: string = `${input)!`;