Merge 6679880 into 91b6188

documentation/guides/rendering.md

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ export default function Form() {
 
 In this example, what we probably want to happen is for the `BasicComponent` to display the current value typed into the `input`. But, as a reminder, the `BasicComponent` function will only be executed once when the component is initially created. At this time (at creation), `props.value` will equal `''`. This means that `const value` in `BasicComponent` will resolve to `'default'` and never update. While the `props` object is reactive, accessing the props in `const value = props.value || 'default';` is outside the observable scope of Solid, so it isn't automatically re-evaluated when props change.
 
-So how can we fix out problem?
+So how can we fix our problem?
 
 Well, in general, we need to access `props` somewhere that Solid can observe it. Generally this means inside JSX or inside a `createMemo`, `createEffect`, or thunk(`() => ...`). Here is one solution that works as expected:
 
@@ -278,4 +278,4 @@ const List = (props) => {
   </ul>;
 ```
 
-**Important:** Solid treats child tags as expensive expressions and wraps them the same way as dynamic reactive expressions. This means they evaluate lazily on `prop` access. Be careful accessing them multiple times or destructuring before the place you would use them in the view. This is because Solid doesn't have the luxury of creating Virtual DOM nodes ahead of time and then diffing them, so resolution of these `props` must be lazy and deliberate. Use `children` helper if you wish to do this as it memoizes them.
+**Important:** Solid treats child tags as expensive expressions and wraps them the same way as dynamic reactive expressions. This means they evaluate lazily on `prop` access. Be careful accessing them multiple times or destructuring before the place you would use them in the view. This is because Solid doesn't have the luxury of creating Virtual DOM nodes ahead of time and then diffing them, so resolution of these `props` must be lazy and deliberate. Use `children` helper if you wish to do this as it memoizes them.