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With Phoenix + LiveView maybe you won't need the frontend.
by haskal 7y ago
With Phoenix + LiveView maybe you won't need the frontend.
- rlander 7y agoIt’s a great project, but I doubt it’ll ever reach the maturity and functionality of Reagent, Om, Rum. Fulcro, Datascript, re-frame and Hoplon.
- anthony_doan 7y agoI wouldn't bet against Chris McCord and Jose Valim. They've done a wonderful job with Phoenix and Elixir. I think this feature liveview will be develop as good as presence feature and eventually will be good enough.
- keymone 7y agoit's such a weird concept to me.. "server-rendered html" is what i was doing most of my webdev career and suddenly it's the "hot new thing"? anyway i still don't see why i would need it with Clojure if i can have single codebase and language for backend and frontend and render whatever i want at either -end.
- pdimitar 7y agoBecause with LiveView you can throw away 90% of your JavaScript and work almost exclusively with Elixir both on the frontend and the back end.
- keymone 7y agoRight, but I could also throw away 100% of my JavaScript and not have to deal with any of the nodejs/npm/webpack/whatever nonsense if I used Clojure.