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I really wanted to use it at my last job, where we had a Go backend and a React SPA and a sprawling, ad hoc RESTish API in between that was only used by the SPA
by rvense 5y ago
I really wanted to use it at my last job, where we had a Go backend and a React SPA and a sprawling, ad hoc RESTish API in between that was only used by the SPA.
We were mostly split between Reactors and Gophers, and the amount of time we spent arguing about the API and implementing it... I'd say was easily one third of the word, if not more, that would have just gone away if we didn't have to worry about the details of the data we were moving back and forth.
My current job is a bit too front-end heavy for LiveView to make sense. But I still keep an eye on Phoenix. It really feels like it could be a secret weapon, at least until every one else adopts a similar pattern.
- redbar0n 5y agoThe time spent on discussing data exchange details (protocol) between teams is regained in their ability to work largely independently of one another (without constant sync).