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Phoenix Live View[1] fits the gap between server rendered HTML pages and JavaScript rendered front-ends. If you’re after a responsive web UI without needing to
by slashdotdash 7y ago
Phoenix Live View[1] fits the gap between server rendered HTML pages and JavaScript rendered front-ends. If you’re after a responsive web UI without needing to learn so many disparate frameworks and technologies it could be a good fit.
[1] https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view
- brianpgordon 7y agoPhoenix Live View is very new and not appropriate at all for real-world use yet.
- Existenceblinks 7y ago> Phoenix Live View is very new Its technique is not new, it's just server-side rendering via websocket and DOM patching (Morphdom is also very old) > not appropriate at all "At some" would be appropriate. Pretty much typical CRUD (real world) that needs to fire requests to server anyway (e.g. form, business logic validation). The only reason not to use it _right now today_ is it's not 1.0 yet.
- brianpgordon 7y agoI'm not one of those people who think a <1.0 version number is an absolute dealbreaker, but when the first commit is only 6 months old it's probably not the wisest move to make it a cornerstone of your stack.