The following example uses @Selection to create a simple list of options. Tap the items to toggle their selection. `Values` is bound to a JavaScript `Observable` in order to track the currently selected items.
```xml
	<Panel ux:Class="MyItem" Color="#aaa">
		<string ux:Property="Label" />
		<string ux:Property="Value" />

		<Selectable Value="{ReadProperty this.Value}" />
		<Text Value="{ReadProperty this.Label}" />

		<WhileSelected>
			<Change this.Color="#ffc" />
		</WhileSelected>
		<Tapped>
			<ToggleSelection />
		</Tapped>
	</Panel>

	<JavaScript>
		var Observable = require("FuseJS/Observable");

		var values = Observable();
		var list = Observable(function() {
			return values.toArray().join(",");
		});

		module.exports = {
			values: values,
			list: list
		};
	</JavaScript>

	<StackPanel>
		<Selection Values="{values}" />

		<MyItem Label="Big Red One" Value="sku-01" />
		<MyItem Label="Small Green Two" Value="sku-02" />
		<MyItem Label="Third Last One" Value="sku-03" />
		<MyItem Label="Four Fore For" Value="sku-04" />
		<MyItem Label="Point Oh-Five" Value="sku-05" />

		<Text Value="Selected:" Margin="0,10,0,0" />
		<Text Value="{list}" />
	</StackPanel>
```