Episode 30: LiveView JS and LiveBeats

The release of LiveVIew JS commands is unlocking a lot of
sophisticated client-side functionality with very little overhead.
Just like you'd expect from LiveView, the new JS command interface,
combined with JS hooks, makes it possible to implement advanced JS
interactions in a way that is sane and elegant. This is something
that I think many people considered to be the missing piece of
LiveView--I.e. do I need to abandon LiveView if I need fancy JS?
Now, the answer is "no". Looking through Chris's LiveBeats project
https://fly.io/blog/livebeats/ really illustrates how far you can
take this kind of functionality. I'm really interested to see what
others will do with this capability and I'd love to hear about/find
some other projects that are starting to take advantage of it. In
this episode, Sophie introduce's the topic with the above, talk
about how LiveBeats uses these features and what we think others
might be able to do with the same functionality.
https://github.com/fly-apps/livebeats Code for LiveBeats
https://github.com/octosteve/edux and the corresponding post
https://hostiledeveloper.com/2017/04/18/something-useless-redux-implemented-in-elixir.html
https://fly.io/phoenix-files/restore-liveview-state-on-startup/
https://fly.io/phoenix-files/saving-and-restoring-liveview-state/
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