use history. LiveView is an exciting alternative to a single-page application (SPA) written with JavaScript which communicates with the server via JSON and changes the content of the page by themself.
abstract primus to allow custom transport and encoding.
#Phoenix liveview examples update
update spa example, tests, and readme to adopt the breaking change.
make session simpler and put s-js component into core?.
SSR SPA Example (server-rendered single-page webapp).
Import S from 's-js' import ) More examples Reference: The Gist (Example in Code) Simple Clock Those can easily boom the code size for runtime to be over 10MB, causing the latency of the first meaningful paint to be over 25 seconds on mobile device. You still need to ship application-specific JS and often add supporting JS libraries such as react-router, redux and friends to get feature parity. Not only is LiveView + morphdom much lighter than the JS frameworks, the frameworks are just the baseline. *: all Ionic build excluded the svg, assets, *.map and PWA json files
Attachable on custom express and primus instance.
Users can visit challenge rooms and see a code challenge prompt along.
Realtime Server side 'rendering' for incremental update Were building out a Phoenix app that allows users to collaborate on coding challenges.
Progressive enhancement for interactivity.
Return complete layout on initial GET request (in a single pass).
To allow 'over-the-air' update of application deployment.
To avoid over bloating the amount of javascript the client need to download and execute.
To make the PWA deliver initial meaningful paint as soon as possible.
Just like Phoenix LiveView but in Typescript! Examples Examples defmodule ThermostatController do use MyAppWeb,:controller 'use MyAppWeb, :controller' should import. Options See /3 for all supported options. LiveView enables rich, real-time user experiences with server-rendered HTML. It also automatically sets the livemodule assign with the value of the LiveView to be rendered.