Alpine.js State: When to Use x-data and When to Use a Store
Local x-data scopes and global Alpine.store solve different problems. Here is a practical rule for choosing between them, with a cart badge example.
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Local x-data scopes and global Alpine.store solve different problems. Here is a practical rule for choosing between them, with a cart badge example.
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