ComputerGuy

> I work at Sentry on the JavaScript SDKs - this is exactly the kind of API we were hoping come from Svelte! Awesome job. > > It would be...

> @benmccann, this would be possible, but I think it would require switching the readme to html, instead of markdown. If you look at [catppuccins readme](https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin/blob/main/README.md), they're doing the same...

Agreed, most of my knowledge of Svelte's internals has come from reading compiled outputs and skimming the source code, which probably isn't a good teacher in the long run.

Probably more information about the compiler(particularly the HTMLx parser), and also some in depth info on the internals would help. For example, what the differences between the different `effects` (`template_effect`,...

I've been thinking about this recently and I don't think we should approach it like we do the regular Svelte docs in which we document each function; due to the...

[This seems to work](https://svelte.dev/playground/88c9b53f7e7e43bf97c5ca7a81433c5f?version=5.33.1#H4sIAAAAAAAACq1W3WrrRhB-lUHnQOwTW04uSkCxBKW9CZRSaEMvolystetkm9Wu2B3FMULv0mfpk5X9k2Q7PicHDsFB2pn5dn6-mVGXSFKzJEs0IxXyV457QGYQdhyfwaDSzACRFHQrmUkWyZYLZpLsoUtw31hDe5AsIszPTZOaVybQnm2IYe-dV0oik2iSLFmbSvMGQRD5lJcJmjIpSlkirxulETqoyQv707qxgDtktXuEHrZa1XCRrpyHAfliYvgbNzgo2ZepTqWkQeCSIycCcpjNIS_gwYpK7IDTDCq9b1Clmkiq6vv7u19n8wW8EtGyDK6gX3yPLnyH8qPTHXx04V1DPqZhFtyezedTNYIMcpBsN2bpSNP_1iufcJtkuab8FSpBjMnLZCNU9RKybwXF3yMD1it74CQusRxZbfLus3ev9_EpSSjNO59ML0kJpbMPxN3PBwwuK82IYXnH6QSIy2rG6byHVWGDCO58JILPLjlnInCy1L28H4UV_4gg3DVnYjC4F8z5lroQoPM4G6Up0xlcN29glOAUPlVVdTsVLjWhvDUZXGtWB0lDKOXyaXJm_RrRL-HwmproJy6XqJpDk_XKO5YsEmRvmGSoW9YvzjT-tBFTNIfdfyqcjICh1XeaI9kIBv1___rW9Ra-yS9Kyd6cpr3f0RxyH4MtjUHN5ZPzPRREtvWG6dtSuvC9bYnbVlbIlTztqMxhPjzOPWgYEpYakA--rb1OEY1ca2mGrZYxn6bd2B7bsMxbp8NBmBqWT1biL5xHuxK9ettQgmzmojBuMKVp6t8WDvHR9zPGKeR5FVNwDi9EUoziGKMd8Tk8PN6Ogq3SMBszAGrrY5lPrd0VW3DIqSV6ngOnJyr2TzOTNq15nnVp6tptaBtn7J7hEq77-e2hcQ9MGPZVSItwYja-Th5DnTQzg3ofcxlIP-GKnyuTreO5Fgjhx8rswRUj0kW3FSp9hlAl4jM3aQQIStMGPUOM0WwS8MTsTP3H8v2l7h0HIIcJ1pZLf50lxVENA7FCcaP9EbXicSxfDtdHyfzY6Jis58OxcSj4-FeDGxCdHxHDLDn8VkjRXPjsOeU_tGpMHCehyLF8t8dTPYODdOcFvCpOBzVCaRY-Kex5LFSoR-cbaQEjnn0mlEJvadVYT2aBVKsv9n-go2BhHEXHjmTfcvBE_R1Hv6ze-0xohctu94mR6jmMRGL8ZIjdH5ffWvCiG5u6h_WmRVQSlKwEr17iah29HRGKu99_Wa-8frFeCe6vXdlr3UJyjpwAukj6QrLdYHy0V1txuOwyuEp_0qyGq-OdGQ8EN7h0AEtLkAykkmzoVRQ8AlJuGkH2GWwFewvG_7QG-Xa_DIzNwDSkYssNwx1j8uTKqSsR_RLGK6YL2isffgP4zT1-JNzc3Hx9hz8uEiRc7LikSbYlwrD-f0dmEbYIDAAA)

I don't think this is really that necessary; if you're concerned about whether an object is a `$state` proxy, you can just use [`$state.snapshot`](https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/$state#$state.snapshot) to unproxy the object.

> + So Proxy has no prototype. > + Primitive values don't create proxies. Yeah, the `new Proxy` syntax is kind of a misnomer, since proxies aren't class instances. I...

I'm not too knowledgeable in this topic, but perhaps there could be a map of method names and/or a map of handlers for different features? Example: ```js export const custom_renderer...