January 15, 2024

Beginner's Guide to Phoenix LiveView

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Beginner's Guide to Phoenix LiveView

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Phoenix LiveView

The video tutorial by Andrew Stewart is intended for beginners to Phoenix LiveView, stressing that LiveView should not be approached like React, but with a focus on real-world usage like forms and database operations. The tutorial covers creating a new Phoenix project, understanding its file structure, and setting up authentication with Phoenix gen auth. It then teaches how to work with contexts in Ecto, create a simple link aggregator, and handle LiveView events to create an interactive webpage without heavy reliance on JavaScript. The presenter emphasizes reading documentation for Elixir, Phoenix, and Ecto, as well as understanding the importance of learning how to build forms, which are crucial in web development.

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