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blog.pthompson.org | ||
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scorpil.com
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| | | | | Building Interactive Web Application with Elixir's Phoenix Framework | |
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blog.nootch.net
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| | | | | ReactJS in a LiveView world Phoenix's LiveView is great, and has drastically reduced the need for client-side Javascript code for basic use cases in Phoenix apps. However, some projects still need heavier components with richer behaviors than what LiveView can easily deliver. Thankfully, there's a tool we can tap into for which an enormous amount of code has already been written - React. Since taking the frontend world by storm in 2013, a lot of libs, blog posts and videos have been published by an enthu... | |
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curiosum.com
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| | | | | Offering a unique approach to interactive and real-time web development, Phoenix LiveView emerges as an interesting technological choice. | |
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disconnect.blog
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| | | Eric Schmidt is the latest tech executive to claim AI must be built regardless of the climate cost | ||
