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Enhancing Phoenix LiveView with JavaScript Hooks

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Enhancing Phoenix LiveView with JavaScript Hooks

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The video explains how to use Phoenix LiveView to construct a basic countdown timer application and then enhance it with JavaScript for better performance and browser-native behaviors. The tutorial begins by scaffolding the project and detailing how to build the basic functionality using LiveView. The author then discusses how to push updates from the server, create reusable components, and implement hooks to shift some of the processing to the client-side using JavaScript. The video also covers various refactoring steps to make the code more maintainable and efficient.

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