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In realworld apps you have a lot of "dynamic" areas which are just "click there, ask the server for the changes and reflect that on the web page", this is where
by realusername 4y ago
In realworld apps you have a lot of "dynamic" areas which are just "click there, ask the server for the changes and reflect that on the web page", this is where liveview is great.
Another case are dynamic elements based on external factors not based on user actions (like for example the message counter on a social network), those are pretty annoying without liveview because you need to build a whole frontend event system just to change a number.
- revskill 4y agoAre you sure Facebook or Twitter is using liveview for their social feed ?
- nelsonic 4y agoFacebook or Twitter using LiveView wasn't implied by the comment. It's just an example use-case.
- realusername 4y agoI'm piking a need that is common even for small websites. I even had to implement a similar concept for a small job board.