January 30, 2024

Development of the ElixirConf Chat Application using LiveView Native

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Development of the ElixirConf Chat Application using LiveView Native

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Erlang BEAM Concurrency LiveView Native Phoenix Framework

The article discusses the development process and challenges faced while creating a chat app for ElixirConf 2023 using LiveView Native, demonstrating how the app was developed under constraints similar to a startup's pre-launch phase. LiveView Native's capabilities allowed for cross-platform compatibility, swift development cycles, and seamless integration of front-end and back-end, reducing costs by 40% compared to other popular frameworks. The team navigated iOS performance bottlenecks, and the app's real-time interaction was powered by Phoenix/Elixir's concurrent processing model. The experience provided attendees a practical insight into the app's functionality and performance.

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