The fastest way to learn Phoenix LiveView

[@daveboo7002]

I second the Pragmatic Studio recommendation. I made the mistake of only doing it in chunks the first time because I was so busy working at a startup and now that I'm revisiting with a little experience under my belt, I'm able to appreciate how good it is and I'm learning a lot.

[@liveviewmastery]

Since recording this video, I did actually partner up with Pragmatic Studio. If you end up buying the course using my link, send me an email with a receipt at [e-mail] and I'll give you access to the source code for all the LiveView Mastery tutorials on Github. You can grab the LiveView course here: pragmaticstudio.com/courses/phoenix-liveview?ref=plicque

[@ddarkblu8606]

Great video, looking forward to more of these! :)

[@liveviewmastery]

🙌🙌

[@TheBrainDunne]

recent found this channel. great videos.

[@liveviewmastery]

Thank you!

[@juliolinarezescobar]

Great Video

[@liveviewmastery]

Thank you, Julio!

[@samiullahsheikh5015]

I am a MERN stack developer and exploring the phoenix liveview but things are not making sense to me. can help me understand the role of liveview I mean SPA libraries/frameworks like reactJS have pretty good support of UI libraries for example drop-down or slider animations etc. And as for I know it is pretty hard to do that kind of stuff due to lack of such Libraries for liveview. so u have to implement things from scratch.

[@liveviewmastery]

Sami, I'll cover this in my next Software Sophistication. Short answer: you're right. It's still early in LiveView land. There's not a lot of things like this in the LiveView ecosystem. The good news is it is much easier to build these things in Elixir, as opposed to Javascript. For hard JS-like behavior, like dropdowns, alot of people drop down and install the thin AlpineJS framework for heavy UI logic that doesn't need any backend state. ---- The role of LiveView has been solid in my experience. Doing all of your frontend/backend coding on the backend. After 3 years of LiveView, I've written less than 500 lines of Javascript in that entire time. And in that time, I've built loads of heavy UI-interactive feature sets.

[@liveviewmastery]

I gave you a full response in the video that dropped today :D - "Will Phoenix LiveView replace Javascript?"