Most frontend code isn’t UI. It’s data plumbing - caches, sync, loading states, state management, and that’s the short list. None of it is the actual product.

That’s the part Hologram’s new data layer takes over. You say what the data should be, it keeps itself in sync in the browser, and offline just works. Pure Elixir top to bottom.

I’m teaching it hands-on at ElixirConf US this September, a full day where we build a real app on it. The training’s the day before my talk, so you’d build with the data layer before I unveil it on stage.

Separate, limited ticket. Grab a spot here: https://elixirconf.com/trainings/building-localfirst-apps-in-pure-elixir-with-hologram/

Talk: https://elixirconf.com/talks/hologram-building-local-first-apps-in-pure-elixir/

I’ll post any updates in this thread. Questions about the training or Hologram? Fire away

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