Intro to Phoenix LiveView with New Project Example - Elixir Programming Language

Learn how Phoenix LiveView allows you to build declarative, interactive, and real-time web applications without all the complexity. In this presentation Tim Gremore, Development Lead at Headway is joined by senior software developers, Jordan Burke and Jesse Hixson to host an introduction to Phoenix LiveView, an exciting new library that enables rich, real-time user experiences with server-rendered HTML.

They also walk through a Phoenix LiveView example so you can see what it's like to start a new project from design specs.

Get a chance to learn
- Brief history of the Elixir programming language and Phoenix LiveView
- How to build declarative, interactive, and real-time UI's with Phoenix LiveView
- Ways to decompose a design specification into LiveView
- Alternative solutions to SPA's for building interactive UI/UX

Resources to help you prepare

- Walk-Through of Phoenix LiveView

Segments:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - History of Phoenix LiveView and Elixir Programming Language
06:46 - Architecture of Phoenix LiveView
14:56 - Getting Started with Phoenix LiveView
15:50 - Bringing A Design Into Phoenix LiveView
34:13 - Live Coding Phoenix LiveView Example
1:21:43 - Final Thoughts

#code #elixirlang #programming

[gabrielcontra]

That was awesome! Looking forward for the next episode! :)

[neilclay]

Thanks guys, looks like an interesting technology

[JozzHart]

Thank you Tim for taking the time to live code and do it properly using TDD. This should be the rule to for a tutorial on coding, but unfortunately it's extremely rear.

[stephenkbolton]

What's the vim color scheme here?

[danimusbar]

What is the different between Phoenix and Phoenix live view? How to make integrate each other?

[alissonprimo]

awesome video! one question: what's the tool you guys used to build the design specs in the video?

[mattstopa]

Can we talk about the fact these guys have the EXACT same beard?

[MrCigzig]

Ruby devs can take a seat. I'll steamroll ya but can't seem to beat you on paper.

[bartomiejpalmowski]

Most of the talk is a developer struggling with tests, not sure how much I learnt from that.

[MrCigzig]

I'm sick of it. I can write unit tests. I can pretty much do anything in Elixir just like everything else including toss out the FRAMEWORK.