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Phoenix LiveView
Phoenix LiveView has become a game-changer in the world of web development by providing a seamless way to build interactive, real-time applications without heavy reliance on JavaScript. By leveraging Elixir's concurrency primitives and functional programming paradigms, LiveView enables developers to handle client-server interactions efficiently, offering benefits such as low-latency user experiences and reduced complexity in codebases. Key features include real-time file uploads, dynamic list management using Streams, and integration with powerful tools like SortableJS and OpenAI Chat APIs for enhanced functionality. LiveView also supports seamless integration with static and dynamic HTML elements, providing hooks for custom JavaScript logic, and advanced capabilities such as asynchronous task management and network optimization. Furthermore, its compatibility with tools like Rust and Prometheus ensures that LiveView applications can push performance boundaries while maintaining simplicity and scalability.
One of the standout aspects of LiveView is its ability to leverage the BEAM's soft real-time capabilities, which allows for consistent low-latency responses. This is particularly evident in use cases like real-time search engines, interactive charts, and live video and audio streaming. The LiveView ecosystem continues to evolve with contributions from the community, including tutorials on combining LiveView with contemporary frameworks like Svelte, and innovative projects like building AI-powered components and game development. With ongoing enhancements and community-driven resources, Phoenix LiveView is well-positioned to remain a leading solution for modern, scalable web applications.
Developers have reported significant productivity gains and simplified workflows when using LiveView for scenarios ranging from dynamic form management to complex, data-driven applications. The introduction of features like live_session for organized authorization, asynchronous operations with start_async, and global state management using PubSub further extend its capabilities. LiveView's continuous improvements, driven by its active community and core team, aim to make it even more robust and versatile for various application needs, enabling both seasoned developers and newcomers to harness its full potential.
Implementing User Match Listings with Elixir LiveView
Lubien explains how to display a list of user matches on the frontend using Elixir's LiveView while exploring Ecto queries and stream handling.
Building a Countdown Timer with Phoenix LiveView
__aldev__ demonstrates how to create a simple countdown timer using Phoenix LiveView in Elixir.
Summary of Thinking Elixir Podcast Episode 188
The hosts, Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward, discuss recent updates in the Elixir community, including José Valim's big plans for ExDoc, the return of the Elixir Slack inviter as a Plug app, and the latest PhoenixTest project for unifying LiveView and static page tests.
Exploring Elixir Design Principles
In Chris Keathley's talk at GigCityElixir23, he discusses the "Philosophy of Elixir Design," exploring the thought processes and decisions behind the Elixir language's architecture.
Integrating Single-Page Applications with Phoenix LiveView
The post explores the possibility of integrating SPA with Phoenix LiveView without a complete rewrite, using strategies applicable to tools like LiveWire and Turbo.
Introduction to Tucan, the Elixir Plotting Library Using VegaLite
Announcing Tucan, a new Elixir library for creating plots with VegaLite, designed to simplify the construction of interactive and visually appealing plots with a clear and functional API.
Optimizing Network Data Transfer in Elixir LiveView with push_event
Aziz Abdullaev discusses network optimization techniques for sending large amounts of data from LiveView to a client using the push_event mechanism in Elixir.
How to Resize Images Before Uploading in Phoenix LiveView
Anders Björkland explains the process of resizing an image before uploading it to a Phoenix backend. This involves schema modification, migration, custom hooks creation, file validation, and file creation.
Ranking of ElixirConf EU 2023 Talks Based on Popularity
TechTalksWeekly has compiled and ranked ElixirConf EU 2023 talks based on the number of views on YouTube.
Overview of PhoenixTest for Elixir
German Velasco introduces PhoenixTest, a tool for unified feature testing in Phoenix, seamlessly handling both LiveView and static pages.
Build Real-Time Web Apps with Phoenix LiveView
This tutorial teaches how to use Phoenix LiveView in Elixir to build a real-time web application, specifically a Wordle-clone game. The course is designed for Elixir developers of all levels and provides hands-on learning through project-based instructions.
Learning Phoenix LiveView by Creating a Wordle Clone
ealekx presents a tutorial on ElixirCasts dedicated to teaching Phoenix LiveView through the construction of a Wordle-like game.
Using LiveView for Real-Time User Interaction and Product Analytics
This talk by Basile Nouvellet provides an insight into the innovative use of Elixir's LiveView for real-time product analytics and direct user interaction. It demonstrates how developers can leverage BEAM's observability tools to not only debug but also to build better products by enabling real-time analytics and feedback.
Understanding the Phoenix Framework's Popularity
Szymon Soppa explores why the Phoenix web framework, based on the Elixir programming language, is lauded as highly productive and scalable, ideal for modern web development.
Community Inquiry about the Future of Phoenix Framework
Longjumping_War4808 inquires about the developmental roadmap for the Phoenix framework, highlighting a desire for clearer future directions compared to other frameworks.
Implementing Sound Effects in Phoenix LiveView Applications
Mark Ericksen explores the integration of sound effects into Phoenix LiveView applications to enhance user experience.
Elixir's Impact on Costs and Developer Experience
In episode 186, the benefits of migrating to Elixir, including cost efficiency and enhanced developer experience, are discussed. It also covers community news like package maintenance tips and upcoming NervesConf US.
In-Depth Examination of the Phoenix Framework in Elixir
Lars Wikman delves into the intricacies of Phoenix, the de facto web framework for the Elixir programming language.
Overview of the Elixir Programming Language's Popularity and Features
Szymon Soppa offers a comprehensive guide on the Elixir programming language, explaining its creation, features, and benefits in the context of modern programming needs.
Combining TypeScript with Elixir in Phoenix Projects
In this video, Andrew Stewart discusses the benefits of using TypeScript in Phoenix projects and provides a step-by-step guide on integrating it.
LiveView as a React Alternative for Performance Gains
Tim Gremore discusses how Elixir's LiveView was used to overcome performance issues originally encountered with React at ElixirConf US 2023.
Insights into Elixir for Startups and Integrating React with LiveView
The webinar highlights Elixir's viability as a one-person stack for software startups by Tyler Young, and strategies for integrating React with LiveView by Andrew Ek.
Choosing the Right Architecture: Monoliths vs. Microservices in Elixir
Peter Ullrich discusses the social and technical implications of choosing software architectures such as monoliths, modular monoliths, and microservices in Elixir. He emphasizes considering both team structures and business requirements when selecting an architectural style.
Understanding Phoenix LiveView for Real-Time Web Applications
Michał Buszkiewicz provides an in-depth introduction to Phoenix LiveView, its capabilities, and its role within the Phoenix ecosystem for building interactive web applications.
Discussion on Apprenticeships with Katelynn Burns
In this episode of Beam Radio, the panel engages in a discussion with Katelynn Burns on the topics of apprenticeship, diverse curiosities, and problem-solving. The conversation also touches upon ElixirConf 2023 where Katelynn presented a keynote on 'Motion Commotion: Motion Tracking with Bumblebee and LiveView'.
Developer's Transition from Next.js & Rails to Elixir Amidst React.js Burnout
Daniel Bergholz discusses their transition from JavaScript frameworks to Ruby on Rails and finally to Elixir due to React.js burnout and the desire for simpler web development.
Overview of Phoenix LiveView
Karolina from Curiosum provides an introductory overview of Phoenix LiveView, highlighting its unique features and comparisons with other modern web development frameworks.
Customizing Phoenix LiveView LiveUploads for PDF Previews
Andrés Alejos describes how to customize Phoenix LiveUpload to show PDF previews using PDF.js.
Asynchronous Processing with Phoenix LiveView using assign_async
Chris explains how to manage asynchronous operations in a Phoenix LiveView using synchronous approaches, Tasks, assign_async, and AsyncResult.
Beginner's Guide to Phoenix LiveView
Andrew Stewart presents a beginner-focused guide to getting started with Phoenix LiveView, explaining that it should not be taught like React. Instead, he suggests focusing on forms and database access for real-world applications.
Advantages of Using Elixir's Phoenix and LiveView for Web Development
Tamas Kadlecsik explains why the combination of Elixir's Phoenix framework and LiveView library is becoming a preferred choice for developing modern web applications, surpassing popular JavaScript frameworks.
Evaluating the Need for Gradual Typing in Elixir
George Arrowsmith discusses the reasons why gradual typing may not be necessary for Elixir developers by outlining the language's features that already reduce the need for explicit type systems.
Implementing PDF Download in Elixir's Phoenix LiveView
AbulAsar explains the incorporation of a PDF generation feature in a Phoenix LiveView application using ChromicPDF.
Enhancing Phoenix LiveView with ok/1 and noreply/1 Helpers
German Velasco suggests a useful tip for Phoenix LiveView developers to streamline the code by introducing ok/1 and noreply/1 helper functions. He shares a colleague's idea to add these helpers in the Web module, making them available across all LiveViews.
Integrating OpenAI with Phoenix for Streaming Responses
Benj Reinhart writes about integrating OpenAI’s chat completions endpoint with their Phoenix application. This is the first post in a series aimed at developers looking to incorporate large language models into their products. It outlines the creation of a module for streaming chat completions, including handling authentication, parsing JSON responses, and setting up an endpoint for client streaming.
An Examination of Phoenix LiveView Navigation and Lifecycle Callbacks
Andrew Ian provides an overview of Live navigation in Phoenix LiveView, explaining important concepts such as push_navigate, push_patch, and the LiveView lifecycle callbacks—mount, handle_params, and render—which are crucial for beginners to understand.
Creating Github-style Database Record References Using LiveView in Elixir
Jason Kaniekete explains how he enhanced his Tekken Teacher application by implementing Github-like reference functionality using a custom LiveView hook to better manage complex game data linking within text fields.
Improving Physical Health as a Developer Using Science-Based Workouts and Elixir
Dennis Palmer summarizes how minimalistic, science-based workouts can lead to significant physical improvements and how he is developing a Phoenix LiveView app to track his workouts.
Integrating View Transitions API with Phoenix LiveView
Marcelo discusses the potential integration of the experimental View Transitions API with Phoenix LiveView to animate transitions between DOM states.
Transitioning to an Elixir Developer Career
Author zweihander8, with a background in high-performance computing and a passion for functional programming, is seeking advice on transitioning to a career in Elixir development.
Exploring Adobe's Elixir Styler for Code Formatting
In episode 176 of ElixirCasts, we explore Adobe's Elixir Styler, a formatter plugin for Elixir that can identify and fix code issues automatically.
Setting Up a New Phoenix LiveView Project
hasithadkr7 provides a guide on creating a Phoenix LiveView project, assuming version 1.7.6 reference.
Integrating LLama.cpp with Elixir using Rustler
Jason Stiebs explores the integration of LLama.CPP with Elixir via Rustler, providing a guide on creating a NIF (Native Implemented Function) in Elixir and the necessary steps to use it with the Rust library ruth-llama-cpp.
Understanding Lifecycle Hooks in Phoenix LiveView
This article explores the use of `attach_hook/4` helper in Phoenix LiveView to manage events across multiple LiveViews without duplicating code.
Overview of ELXPRO and Elixir Opportunities with Gustavo Oliveira
Adolfo Neto discusses Gustavo Oliveira's Elixir journey and the ELXPRO course on his podcast. Gustavo emphasizes the market demand for Elixir developers and how the language enables simpler and faster solutions to complex problems. He demystifies the journey to becoming a senior Elixir developer, emphasizing the continuous learning aspect of a developer's career. ELXPRO aims to help developers master Elixir from scratch with real-world projects, best practices, and community support.
Improving User Experience in Phoenix LiveView with a Loading Spinner
Luiz Cezer shows how to enhance a Phoenix LiveView app by adding a loading spinner during long operations.
LiveView and Flame Discussion with Chris McCord
In episode 66 of Beam Radio, Lars, Sophie, Steven, and special guest Chris McCord delve into the intricacies of LiveView and Flame, and how these technologies address issues related to serverless architectures.
Phoenix LiveView Limitations and Developer Experiences
The author, jcm95, inquires about the possible drawbacks of using Phoenix LiveView, such as ungraceful disconnects, resource intensity, and complications with server configuration for sockets.
Understanding Phoenix Components in Web Development
Mateusz Osiński introduces Phoenix Components as reusable functional components in Phoenix framework similar to React components, emphasizing their utility for creating manageable, modularized web applications.
Introduction to LiveView Native 0.2.0-beta.1 for Elixir
The video provides an installation and usage guide for LiveView Native 0.2.0-beta.1, highlighting the setup of a new Phoenix LiveView application and the integration of LiveView Native with SwiftUI.
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