How to Install Alpine.Js in a Phoenix app in 3 Minutes

Alpine.js is a small javascript framework that helps you create small but highly dynamic interactions in your web applications. I'll take you through a simple way of installing Alpine.js inside a Phoenix application.
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[@danimusbar]

Tks for sharing..

[@danimusbar]

I hope the next tutor is a about how to deploy into digital ocean VPS then make CI CD using GitHub Action or Jenkins

[@liveviewmastery]

I’ve got a few ideas lined up, but I’ll definitely add these to my list!

[@liveviewmastery]

Github Actions video is up!

[@liveviewmastery]

The deployment to Digital Ocean video dropped today finally.

[@abessesmahi4888]

@LiveView Mastery
Is it secure to use AlpineJS in production website? because some folks in Phoenix community are concerned about this issue. could you in lightning us to resolve this issue.
Thank you so much sir for your efforts.

[@liveviewmastery]

Hey Abesse, based on my research, it seems that the primary issue regarding security has to do with CSP or the (Content Security Policy). Alpine has a specific build for alleviating this issue: alpinejs.dev/advanced/csp
Other than that, based on what I know, I believe AlpineJS to be ready for production. I'm not a web security expert though.

[@MatthiasToepp]

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

[@liveviewmastery]

Ok, I will make sure to make the text editor bigger in future videos. Thank you!