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if you can share the github repo would be cooler

Hey Josh, loved your TDD presentation. Are we getting any new content from you on this channel soon?

best video i've seen on RUclips on Phoenix LiveView. i can see the power, but what are your thoughts on Ruby on Rails + Turbo 8? i've experimented with and am not a huge fan of Turbo 7, but Turbo 8 seems even easier than Phoenix LiveView. i'm trying to go for the stack that will be more productive for me in the long run, but at the moment i don't know Elixir at all, and while i heard Phoenix is productive and loved, it looks very verbose compared to Rails.

2:45 .. yep, that's exactly why I've started to learn Elixir .. I have enough of JS madness. I'll still use Vue but not much more than that.

Maybe can you bring how to use live components, i mean, its a hell for me to use modals woth form, if you bring a video about its goin be awesome

Coming from Playwright: I HATE this

how one can setup the staging application? Will the steps be the same (except a new branch and a new app on DO)?

Who knew Kanye could code

love the video. any thoughts on how to edit / delete directly from the s3?

maybe you can bring us the way we can configure the right way the S3

Go gator(s)!

Thank you so much for your video! Could you please show a gist with the component? Your editor unfortunately crops long lines of code :)

@liveviewmastery quick question: is the app listening on 443 by default? what are the changes if im going port 80 only? i just want to test out if it's working without using webserver (e.g. nginx)

Great tutorial. Super timely.

Apologies for the code being small in this episode!

Great video man.

The code was a little small for me, making it hard to see.

Thanks so much for this!

A good guide for setting up Amazon S3: ruclips.net/video/i2JXvgHsV9w/видео.html

Great content! Cheers from Germany! 🤗 🔥🔥🔥 ▷ Ash!

Very helpful tutorial ! Would you mind sharing some pointers on how to solve frontend problems that html and css can't handle like the map integration in 0:44 ? Thanks !

Chris McCord spoke of %MyApp.Scope{} at ElixirConf 2023

Nice talk, very professional setup

Wuoh!!!!!, Ash seems pretty Domain Drive Development

Thanks this was very usefull. I have done normal uploads but only read about external uploads. Quick questions: * `consume_uploaded_entries/3` would only invoke after the upload was completed on the client side right? If we attempt to submit the form before the uploads are complete the form submission would wait until the uploads are done, is this understanding correct? I see the docs says "For form submissions, it is guaranteed that all entries have completed before the submit event is invoked" (I am guessing that when we do `entry.progress(100)` on the client side js code it informs the live view server process that the file was uploaded successfully.) * We added the "<%= hidden_input @form, :photo_url %>" in the template so that when editing on form submission we receive the photo url in the params, even if no new photo was uploaded. Is my understanding correct? Suggestion: I would would great if you can also add a link to the repo or the code for the other files in the gist, I mean the the live view module that actual has the handle_event callbacks.

thank you

Awesome, thank you for documenting this 🙂

I missed one piece. You'll need to add the following to your config/config.exs file: config :your_app, access_key_id: "fake", secret_access_key: "fake", bucket: "fake", region: "your_s3_region"

I mean this is great, it really is, but you start the video with the production block all ready. Is there a github link or something, because even though a piece of this is covered, it's kinda hard to fill in the blanks for someone starting out. Is there a course you have (not the pragmatic one....already have that) or something that shows the full code set? (obviously minus any secret keys or personal info)

LiveView solves the problem with the complexity of SPA's

"There's a migration generator." At that moment, the ash framework instantly slipped into my mix.exs, created a new resource and deployed itself on 84 kubernetes nodes 😂

Great talk

it's a great course. definitly worth it.

Thanks for the info Elixir community. Keep them going!

I don't want to put you on the spot, but I am asking because I don't know any better, would you code your apps using ash? or just use plain old elixir/ecto etc

Great video!

Awesome step-by-step, working fine here. Great Job!

great video!!

For multi-region the only real approach is to partition the data for geography and replicate to other regions.

"highly formulaic" isn't necessarily bad. there's a lot of highly formulaic apps that people are willing to be paid to be built. the biggest issue I see with a lot of these higher level frameworks is that they encourage garbage sql queries. Ecto at its base is nice because it lets sql be sql and I can write highly performant queries inside Ecto. (thats not to say Ecto doesn't have its own footguns) I perused the ash docs but it seems like a level of abstraction that could let junior devs blissfully write inefficient code.

Thanks for the video. I am a Python/Django developer. I have done Ruby On Rails on few of my projects. And Phoenix is next label. I would really appreciate a video from very start about a auth based todo app, go get started and familiarize myself. I really believe others will love it too.

Is there any advantages or benefit of using Wallaby over Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView Testing tools?

Are we familiar with type classes? This sounds a lot like auto/semi-auto type class derivation from the Haskell or Scala world

as a node js dev for 2 yrs i want to know and compare difference between containerized app and this elixir i want to know everything like how they manage alot of clients do they need a load balancer do they need a advanced networking protocol for microsevices to talk to each other sample of this is webtransport and rsocket

how can i get the static path trough ~p sigil?

Great content! Thank you!!!

Hi, Joshua, thank you for the wonderful lecture. Could you share some of the source code? Not all of it, but just the part shown in the screen.

Actually all static assets like css, js and images are picked up from the `priv` folder. For CSS and JS the build tool like webpack or esbuild automatically copies the CSS and JS to priv (it might also do additional tasks like minify the CSS, etc). We can also configure the build tool to copy images, like for example webpack has a copy plugin which just copies files from a source to a target directory without any processing, this can be used to automatically copy images from `assets/images` to `priv/static/images`. That way we just deal with the `assets/images` folder and never have to manually copy stuff into priv. For me `priv` is like the `.build` directory but for assets, ideally I want the build tool to deal with it and I just do stuff in the `assets` directory only.

I ran into this with fonts. They have to go in priv too. I actually had to put fonts in both priv and assets to get them to work, but Phoenix docs on directory structure say to put them in priv.

I think we're getting digital distortion from your mic. Makes it hard to listen to.