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How do you architect Svelte stores to minimize WebSocket re-renders?

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Tests Svelte store granularity and subscription semantics. A great answer splits the monolith into domain stores, uses derived selectors to isolate slices, and leverages readable stores to encapsulate the WebSocket source.

Tests whether you understand Svelte store granularity and subscription semantics beyond basic usage. A great answer splits the monolithic store into domain-specific or feature-level stores, uses derived to create stable selectors that only notify when their extracted slice changes, and leverages readable or custom stores to encapsulate WebSocket mutation logic. Red flag: suggesting manual diffing in components, deep cloning in derived functions, or moving state to Context without solving the broadcast problem.

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How do you architect Svelte stores to minimize WebSocket re-renders? · Tezvyn