Svelte Runes: What are your thoughts so far? (i.ytimg.com)

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Hey all!

Let’s chat about Svelte runes to be introduced in the upcoming Svelte 5 update. This is a fairly significant change to Svelte that can give more power and organized code but renders some familiar Svelte syntax useless. Here’s the announcement article for reference and a dev vlog with some of the team for further listening.

So far, do you like runes or do you hate them?
What are the pros and cons?
Do you have any experience with similar syntax in other frameworks or languages?

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