2-Way Binding in Vue with V-Model - Vue.js 2.0 Fundamentals (Part 6)

This Vue.js tutorial covers 2 way binding in Vue.js and what it means for our applications. Actually putting 2 way binding to use it very simple because it happens automatically, so we will spend the majority of this episode discussing why it is powerful and how you can use it. Using the v-model directive, we can bind an input to a data model. When we use mustache brackets to output a data model, we will see that our output synchronizes automatically with our input to that data model. This is two-way binding. It is a way to always keep the value of a data model up to date and everything synchronized to it. Coming Up: Using loops in Vue.js with the v-for directive ==== LINKS ==== Vue.JS API on V-Bind https://vuejs.org/v2/api/#v-model ==== DOWNLOAD SOURCE CODE ==== Download from GitHub: https://github.com/DevMarketer/VueJS_... ==== MORE FROM THIS SERIES . ==== Previous Video [Part 5]:    • Looping with V-For Directive - Vue.js 2.0 ...   Next video [Part 7]: Coming Soon Full Playlist for the "Vue.js Fundamentals" Series:    • Vue.js Fundamentals   ==== FOLLOW ME ==== Subscribe for New Releases! Subscribe to DevMarketer Insider https://confirmsubscription.com/h/d/5... Twitter -   / _jacurtis   (ask me questions!) ==== QUESTIONS? ==== Leave a comment below and I or someone else can help you. For quick questions you may also want to ask me on Twitter, I respond almost immediately. Email me [email protected] Thanks for all your support!