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> Whenever I jumped into the JS world it often felt like I was fighting against Phoenix I've had the same experience and this is something I've tried to tackle
by POiNTx 4y ago
> Whenever I jumped into the JS world it often felt like I was fighting against Phoenix
I've had the same experience and this is something I've tried to tackle recently. I've started working on LiveSvelte which allows you to plug in Svelte components directly into your LiveView, while still being able to push events to the server with a `pushEvent` function on the client. I've only started working on it this week but I think it's a promising idea. It's not React though but you could develop a similar package with React, I just much prefer Svelte :)
https://github.com/woutdp/live_svelte https://github.com/woutdp/live_svelte
- shaundon 4y agoThat looks fantastic, thanks for sharing!
- arcanemachiner 4y agoNoob here. Is this project different than in concept than Svonix (https://github.com/nikokozak/svonix https://github.com/nikokozak/svonix)?
- POiNTx 4y agoIt's different, I've looked into Svonix for my usecase but it wasn't sufficient. Svonix does not support LiveView. It gets you a Svelte component in your Phoenix app without any interaction with the server. It also doesn't support Server Side Rendering which means on your first page load the Svelte component is not visible. LiveSvelte does allow you to communicate back to the server, which in turn updates the Svelte component from the server, getting you E2E reactivity.