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Does your book identifies design patterns on how to implement advanced table features in a clean and reusable way?
Another great Spotlight! I especially liked the history and component sections - thank you!
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Great spotlight. Clearly explained the sweet spot where liveview really fits in. Phoenix and liveview makes the life of indie developers much easier.
Eagerly Waiting for your video course.
On Thi book you use some lib for the pagination like scrivener?
Hi, considering your experience with Elixir/Phoenix, what is lacking to Elixir and Phoenix to breakthrough and become more popular?
Does LiveView have any limitations or gotchas that new comers won’t be familiar with, and if there are any workarounds to those limitations if any?
Hey, it does to a certain extend! All features like Pagination, Filtering, and Sorting live in their own Phoenix Component. The fields that they use are hard-coded but you could easily provide them as a list or schemaless changeset when you re-use them in another template.
Hey, thank you Great questions!
Nope, I write the pagination functionality myself. It’s not that hard to do, really.
The technology is impressive and a strong argument by itself. However, I think we need to focus more on attracting and onboarding devs from other languages and new devs. It’s a community effort though and there isn’t a silver bullet for this. But we should look at other communities like the Python community and see how they make it easy and attractive to switch to or to start with Python. If we only focus on getting Senior Engineers from other languages into Elixir, adoption will be limited.
Absolutely. There’s no offline capability or connection loss mitigation. You need a stable internet connection to use it, which isn’t the case on e.g. mobile. That’s probably the biggest caveat over a SPA like React that can quickly switch over to an in-memory state and then sync it up with the server once the connection is re-established.
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