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The Phoenix framework for Elixir supports something like that with its "LiveViews". A few other backend frameworks for other languages also have something like
by r6203 5y ago
The Phoenix framework for Elixir supports something like that with its "LiveViews".
A few other backend frameworks for other languages also have something like that.
- spinningslate 5y ago+1 for Phoenix LiveViews. The Nitrogen Framework for Erlang [0] is another in a similar vein (and pre-dates LiveViews). Another is lamdera [1] which I came across on the Elm Radio podcast [2]. I've never used it, but the focus on minimising accidental complexity between front and back end was appealing, (along with the use of Elm). [0] https://nitrogenproject.com/ https://nitrogenproject.com/ [1] https://lamdera.com https://lamdera.com [2] https://elm-radio.com/episode/lamdera/ https://elm-radio.com/episode/lamdera/
- jstummbillig 5y agoLiveView is, unfortunately, somewhat of a footgun. The idea is super neat and works great on localhost -- but then somebody clicks a dropdown with a dynamically rendered list of whatever in production and has to wait half a second for a piece of UI to appear, and that's really bad.