How to use m-for in component template using Webpack
See original GitHub issueAll details are given in jsfiddle pls take a look
my problem is similar issue #205 but with a little bit of difference. i dont get logic of m-for
and item
or every name we want and not item
or item in items
???
list in lists
or item in lists
like moon exampls record in commits
pls explain m-literal:list="list"
too
thanks pls help 😢
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Check this out for an annotated example. Let me know if I answered your question.