In this chapter, I continue to describe the built-in Vue.js directives and focus on the v-for directive, which is commonly used to populate lists and generate rows for tables and grid layouts. Table 13-1 puts the v-for directive in context.
Table 13-1
Putting the v-for Directive in Context
Question | Answer |
|---|---|
What is it? | The v-for directive is used to duplicate a set of HTML elements for each item in an array or for each property defined by an object. |
Why is it useful? | The v-for directive defines a variable that provides access to the object being processed, which can be used in data bindings to customize the ... |
