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Background
A month ago, a developer had asked when to use
@trackedand, more importantly, when we don't need to.There was confusion among developers, because https://guides.emberjs.com/release/in-depth-topics/autotracking-in-depth/ currently shows a paragraph that (I think) is hard for non-native English speakers to parse.
1. Can change over their component’s lifetime and, is easy to miss. Once the word is missed, the listing of1.and2.can be falsely interpreted as an or-statement.