In this chapter, I describe v-model, which is the built-in directive used for HTML form elements. The v-model directive creates a two-way data binding between a form element and a data value and ensures that the application remains consistent, regardless of how the data is changed. I also show you how to combine the v-model directive with some of the built-in directives described in earlier chapters to validate the data entered into a form by the user. Table 15-1 puts the v-model directive in context.
Table 15-1
Putting the v-model Directive in Context
Question | Answer |
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What is it? | The v-model directive creates ... |
