I'm excited by this. For simple server side rendered web apps, which Phoenix excels at, it's a bummer to have to deal with the constant churn of the npm ecosyst

I'm excited by this. For simple server side rendered web apps, which Phoenix excels at, it's a bummer to have to deal with the constant churn of the npm ecosystem in order to bundle your CSS and add a little JS (like that required for LiveView). Plus, currently a fresh Phoenix install will greet you with warnings about several "moderate" security vulnerabilities according to `npm audit` which is not a good look, since they're not actually vulnerabilities in this context. I'm quite excited about Phoenix 1.6. From peeking at the Livebook source code, which has been running on 1.6-dev, it looks like they're overhauling how components are written, and it looks almost a little bit like react/jsx. Would love to read more discussion about this, but haven't found any.