Merge branch 'master' of github.com:abhishiv/alfama

README.md

@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@
 
 #### Features
 
+- **Rich and Complete:** From support for `SVG` to popular patterns like `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`, `ref` to `<Fragment>` and `<Portal />` alfama has you covered.
 - **Small:** Fully featured at `~9kB` gzip.
 - **Truly reactive and fine grained:** Unlike VDOM libraries which use diffing to compute changes, it uses fine grained updates to target only the DOM which needs to update.
 - **No Magic:** Explicit subscriptions obviate the need of [`sample`](https://github.com/luwes/sinuous/blob/8d1aa0cdb8a25e6bfcdf34f022523564a9adb533/src/observable.js#L34-L49)/[`untrack`](https://github.com/vobyjs/voby#untrack) methods found in other fine grained reactive libraries like solid/sinuous. _Importantly, many feel that this also makes your code easy to reason about._
 - **Signals and Stores:** Signals for primitives and Stores for deeply nested objects/arrays.
 - **First class HMR:** Preserves Signals/Stores across HMR loads for a truly stable HMR experience.
 - **DevEx:** no compile step needed if you want: choose your view syntax: `h` for plain javascript or `<JSX/>` for babel/typescript.
-- **Rich and Complete:** From support for `SVG` to popular patterns like `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`, `ref` to `<Fragment>` and `<Portal />` alfama has you covered.
 
 #### Ecosystem
 
@@ -46,15 +46,16 @@ import { component, h, render } from "alfama";
 
 // 1) The signal/wire/store functions are passed as a param to
 // component definition
-const Page = component("HomePage", (props, { signal, wire, store }) => {
+const Page = component("HomePage", (props, { signal, wire }) => {
 
-  // 2) Name signals for rock solid HMR
+  // 2) Named signals for stable HMR 
   const $count = signal("count", 0);
 
   // 3) Most importantly: wire reactivity to signals
   // with explicit subscription using the $ token param
   // NB: also makes code easy to reason about and prevents those pesky untrack/sample related errors
   const $doubleCount = wire(($) => $count($) * 2); 
+
   return (
       <div id="home">
         <p>Hey, {props.name}</p>