The fastest way to learn Phoenix LiveView

We're doing a new show Software Sophistication, where I take your questions on code and how to navigate the tech world. We discuss where to host your projects, what is the best way to learn Phoenix LiveView, and how best to present yourself when searching for a job and more!
Edit: Since publishing this video, I did actually partner up with Pragmatic Studio. If you end up buying the course using my link, send me an email with a recipe at [e-mail] and I'll give you access to the source code for all the LiveView Mastery tutorials on Github.
You can grab the LiveView course here: pragmaticstudio.com/courses/p...
0:00 Intro
0:17 Where should I host a Phoenix LiveView application?
2:48 Where should I learn Phoenix and LiveView?
5:43 Any tips for finding your first job in tech?
#elixir #phoenix #liveview

[@daveboo7002]

I second the Pragmatic Studio recommendation. I made the mistake of only doing it in chunks the first time because I was so busy working at a startup and now that I'm revisiting with a little experience under my belt, I'm able to appreciate how good it is and I'm learning a lot.

[@ddarkblu8606]

Great video, looking forward to more of these! :)

[@liveviewmastery]

🙌🙌

[@TheBrainDunne]

recent found this channel. great videos.

[@liveviewmastery]

Thank you!

[@liveviewmastery]

Since recording this video, I did actually partner up with Pragmatic Studio. If you end up buying the course using my link, send me an email with a receipt at [e-mail] and I'll give you access to the source code for all the LiveView Mastery tutorials on Github.
You can grab the LiveView course here: pragmaticstudio.com/courses/phoenix-liveview?ref=plicque

[@juliolinarezescobar]

Great Video

[@liveviewmastery]

Thank you, Julio!

[@samiullahsheikh5015]

I am a MERN stack developer and exploring the phoenix liveview but things are not making sense to me.
can help me understand the role of liveview
I mean SPA libraries/frameworks like reactJS have pretty good support of UI libraries for example drop-down or slider animations etc.
And as for I know it is pretty hard to do that kind of stuff due to lack of such Libraries for liveview. so u have to implement things from scratch.

[@liveviewmastery]

Sami, I'll cover this in my next Software Sophistication.
Short answer: you're right. It's still early in LiveView land. There's not a lot of things like this in the LiveView ecosystem. The good news is it is much easier to build these things in Elixir, as opposed to Javascript.
For hard JS-like behavior, like dropdowns, alot of people drop down and install the thin AlpineJS framework for heavy UI logic that doesn't need any backend state.
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The role of LiveView has been solid in my experience. Doing all of your frontend/backend coding on the backend. After 3 years of LiveView, I've written less than 500 lines of Javascript in that entire time. And in that time, I've built loads of heavy UI-interactive feature sets.

[@liveviewmastery]

I gave you a full response in the video that dropped today :D - "Will Phoenix LiveView replace Javascript?"