dynamic-components
Dynamic Components
Table of Contents
Dynamic components constitute the ability to dynamically change (i.e. switch) between components by binding an is attribute to the reserved <component> element.
We'll go through an example to best understand how dynamic components work. Assume we have separate components titled Home, Feed, and History that simply display text dictating what component it is.
When to Use
- Use this when you need to render different components based on user interaction (e.g., tabs, views)
- This is helpful as an alternative to multiple
v-if/v-elseblocks for conditional component rendering
Instructions
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