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Create personalized and smart item lists with custom types. An example would be todo or note lists, eg. shopping lists, workout plans, books to read, or any other specialized list, each customized with unique fields, forms and list views. Learn how to create a new list here.

For every list you can define a different set of fields. You can add fields to all elements in a list or you can add fields to the list itself (summary fields). Every element of the list can have a unique value for the fields that are added to list items (summary fields can only have one value).

Make your lists dynamic by adding custom and reactive behavior with Javascript. For example you can define scripts that will be executed when new list items are created, e.g. to set initial values on new elements, or you can define scripts that are executed each time when you field values change. Learn how to define a basic script here.

Use CSS to declare styles for elements in list views or form views. Styles can be applied to all element, single elements, or all field values of a certain field as well single field values of specific elements respectively. Styles can also be changed dynamically by scripts. A basic tutorial for applying styles to lists and fields can be found here.