Examples · Basics
Keyed lists
list() keeps rows by key: add, remove and move without re-rendering the rest.
list() reconciles by key. A row is exactly the nodes you return; when the array changes, existing rows are kept, moved with the minimum number of DOM moves and only new rows are rendered.
What to notice
- The row template receives the item and a lazy
indexsignal. - Reversing the array moves nodes; open the frame's inspector and the
lielements keep their identity. - Removing writes a new array; the removed row's scope is disposed with its listeners.
Add three items, reverse, then remove the middle one.