Have you used or are thinking about using Hologram?

[AstonJ]

If so for what kind of projects? What do you think of it?

Hologram - full stack isomorphic Elixir web framework

Hey there! There’s a new kid on the block! What is it? Full stack isomorphic Elixir web framework that can be used on top of Phoenix. Inspired by Elm, Phoenix LiveView, Surface, Svelte, Vue.js, Mint, Ruby on Rails. How it works To build your web app, you use basic Hologram blocks: pages, layouts and components. Hologram builds a call graph of your code (which must follow some basic conventions) and determines which code is used on the client, and it then transpiles such code to …

[sreyansjain]

@Hologram - full stack isomorphic Elixir web framework

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I love elixir, so I really like the premise of using elixir for the front end too.
Keeping the state on the client and using web sockets for server communication sounds really good. Too good perhaps.
I would use it as a default stack for any kind of web work that I would do (business apps).

[Eiji]

Hologram is definitely in too early state to use it in production as same as LiveView. When there would be more documentation and some roadmap/plans for it (no really detailed - just to be aware where we are) then I would definitely test it a lot and I’m thinking about porting all of the phx mix tasks too.

However to use in prod for the project I’m currently working on I need more features. Missing or undocumented support for some events, DOM API and other things are very important for me. For now in best case I would end up using way too many workarounds which simply does not make much sense …

Whenever this happens, I would definitely wait for more news. I believe that in its final state Hologram would be much better than LiveView for my specific needs.