
Polyfill for RFC 566: @cached
The ember-cached-decorator-polyfill is a useful tool for developers working with Ember.js, specifically those looking to enhance performance through memoization. This polyfill enables the utilization of the @cached decorator as specified in RFC 566, allowing for efficient tracking and recalibration of computed properties based on dependencies. It's designed to optimize the performance of applications running on Ember.js by minimizing unnecessary recalculations.
By implementing this polyfill, developers can streamline their code and take advantage of the new features in modern versions of Ember.js while maintaining compatibility with older Svelte setups. It serves as an essential addition for those invested in optimizing their applications.

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