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but how do you know what renderItem does? where will the items end up?
we are visual creatures.
if I see a <ul><li></li></ul> I know it’s doing a list item for every object in given list.
it’s literally just html with a few added stuff, v-if to determine whether it’s rendered, v-for for iteration, dynamic class bindings and event listener bindings.
templating has also been around for a while for a reason it’s solid tech, thymeleaf and jsf/primefaces being prime examples.
but how do you know what renderItem does? where will the items end up?
we are visual creatures.
if I see a <ul><li></li></ul> I know it’s doing a list item for every object in given list.
it’s literally just html with a few added stuff, v-if to determine whether it’s rendered, v-for for iteration, dynamic class bindings and event listener bindings.
templating has also been around for a while for a reason it’s solid tech, thymeleaf and jsf/primefaces being prime examples.
Well you don’t have to place it in a separate function, nothing stops you from inlining that part and writing
lior whatever directly there.It’s up to you how you organize your components.