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Introducing Polo: An Open-Source Elixir & Phoenix LiveView Powered REST Client for Browsers

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Introducing Polo: An Open-Source Elixir & Phoenix LiveView Powered REST Client for Browsers

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Ecto Phoenix LiveView

Marcelo details the creation and features of Polo, an open-source REST client designed to run in modern browsers using Elixir and Phoenix LiveView. Polo aims to provide a versatile application that can operate across various systems using just a browser and Docker. Key features include dynamic forms managed by Ecto and LiveView, async operations using Phoenix.LiveView.AsyncResult, and the ability to manage request collections using NimblePublisher. The post includes code snippets and detailed explanations on how various functionalities such as dynamic forms, async operations, and collection management are implemented in Polo.

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