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For all of my new side projects I am all in on Phoenix live view. I couldn’t be happier, you can write web apps quickly and it is super reliable. It’s probabl
by benja123 6y ago
For all of my new side projects I am all in on Phoenix live view. I couldn’t be happier, you can write web apps quickly and it is super reliable. It’s probably not the best choice for every project, but for now it lets me do a lot as a solo dev who has maybe 30 minutes to an hour free a day to code side/personal projects.
My personal project that has the most use is https://readastorytome.com/ https://readastorytome.com/. Almost all of the problems/bugs I have with it are to do with my implementation of webrtc and pdf.js. Liveview has been the source of very few problems.
And tinylivechat.com is a WIP that is also using Phoenix live view but I am debating killing it
- vivek_raja 6y agoWhy are you debating killing it? Is it not making any money, or is it too much to maintain?
- benja123 6y agoIt’s not making any money or being used yet (wip) and I have not had much time to work on it recently. It’s been a great project to work on though. I have had to think about how I to handle a lot of issues that come with web chat widgets, like how and when you alert your customer they have a new message or how to create an embeddable widget. Another possibility is I will just make it open source.