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In addition to all of our (I'm the DockYard CEO) DockYard Academy training material being written as a Livebook we are also working on the upcoming LiveView Nat
by bcardarella 3y ago
In addition to all of our (I'm the DockYard CEO) DockYard Academy training material being written as a Livebook we are also working on the upcoming LiveView Native guides being written as a Livebook along with a self-contained Phoenix instance so you can develop your first LiveView Native apps interactively and see them render as you go in both the Xcode simulator and (eventually) the Android simulator. If/when we get to WinUI3 we'll try to do the same.
Livebook is incredibly powerful and versatile. When the general population finally wakes up to how insanely powerful Elixir is for such little effort, cost, and time to build (compared to other options) they will find an incredibly mature ecosystem of tools and resources ready for consumption.
- freedomben 3y ago> When the general population finally wakes up to how insanely powerful Elixir is for such little effort, cost, and time to build (compared to other options) they will find an incredibly mature ecosystem of tools and resources ready for consumption. Agree, and I'm eagerly awaiting this day! Don't feel obligated to answer, but how has LiveView changed DockYard's approach to PWAs? Are you still pro-PWA? Do you still see (much) room for PWAs in a LiveView world?
- bcardarella 3y agoWe've given up on PWAs. I ran DY as a web-only shop but when I left at the end of 2019 the very first product I wanted to develop was a native app. There's just too many screens now that PWAs can't even hope to deploy to. (watch, tv, AR/VR) So when I came back I wanted to find a way that we could add native as a service offering but not dilute our expertise in Elixir. This is mostly where LiveView Native came from.