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Loop through a List: x-for

Explore how to use AlpineJS's x-for directive to efficiently loop through lists and dynamically generate DOM elements. This lesson teaches you to manage arrays, assign keys for updates, access indices, and handle item ranges, enhancing your interactive frontend design skills.

If we want to attach a list of elements to a node based on some data, we can easily handle that in JavaScript. Since AlpineJS comes to simplify some use cases of JavaScript, it provides an x-for directive to create a list of DOM elements.

The x-for directive allows us to iterate through a list and create DOM elements from them. We’ll rewrite the first example of ...