1. Thanks! You are right Phoenix also great for APIs, and this story is pretty much baked as far as Phoenix specific features go. There's absolutely a place for

1. Thanks! You are right Phoenix also great for APIs, and this story is pretty much baked as far as Phoenix specific features go. There's absolutely a place for SPAs, and the JavaScript ecosystem has number of great options. Anything requiring offline support is obviously out for LiveView, as well as highly complex UIs, tho that is pretty vague. For example, I wouldn't build Google Docs or Google Maps with LiveView, but as we've seen with Livebook, you can do a shocking amount of complex things with a LiveView application and a few escape hatches to JS. We're still finding out where the bounds are. Our goal isn't to replace SPAs, but I do think we'll obviate them for a large class of applications. 2. VSCode with VIM keybindings. I bounce from vim/emacs/vscode (all w/ vim emulation), but vscode has stuck pretty well for the last couple years. Much to my chagrin, it's faster than terminal emacs. 3. No news quite yet, but we're working on it. Stay tuned!