🎙First public talk on liveviewjs done! Excited for feedback 🎁. More details at LiveViewJS.com 🙏 Thanks Strange Loop Conf

One of the great features of liveviewjs is that the framework only sends small diffs to the client; automatically minimizing payloads.

Here is a StackBlitz running the LiveViewJS Examples: stackblitz.com/edit/liveviewj…

The things I like about liveviewjs 1. No api's / json / payloads / graphql 2. Server code + Component code are together 3. Easily turn anything into a multiplayer expierence 4. Form / Upload support out of the box

I love how liveviewjs couples components with their server actions in one file, allowing you to not need an API for any event.

Here’s my liveviewjs talk Strange Loop Conf! Lmk what you think.

Thanks to StackBlitz for fixing the the issue on their side that blocked Firebase! github.com/stackblitz/web…

Tim Mortimer htmx.org / CEO of ZIRP Phenomenons (same thing) Have you looked at liveviewjs? It has similar “write it once” approved, but more app like. It’s based on Phoenix Liveview and in latest release they have more components based approach, so even one step further to modern apps :)

This Friday's stream we are going to explore a different sort of JavaScript framework. I'm having Donnie Flood on to show off liveviewjs. youtube.com/watch?v=S0a-1l…

Non-elixir LiveView server implementations: - JavaScript / Typescript liveviewjs.com - Java github.com/floodfx/undead - Go github.com/canopyclimate/… - Python github.com/ogrodnek/pyview All compliant with the LiveView protocol and using the Phoenix LiveView JS client code