Hey, I’m familiar with Liveview “in theory” but I still need to practice it and use it to actually learn it. However, I can’t think of good project ideas and thus have 0 motivation to do that and it’s killing me lol. Any ideas?
(Also, I mean it when I say good ideas lol - I don’t like doing “boring” stuff haha. For reference, my first Elixir project was a decentralized chat app using tcp sockets. So by all means, go wild 
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Thanks!
An online questionnaire builder.
A multiplayer team retro tool that does retros the way that YOU would prefer them to be done.
A data room using JS to render PDFs, MS Word and Excel docs (to avoid downloading risks) that has a suitable authentication and authorization model.
A re-implementation of one of Bret Victor’s “Inventing on Principle” demos.
These are all interesting projects that would probably suit LiveView and which push some boundaries - certainly techniques that haven’t yet been blogged about.
There is a nice idea that was spinning in my head for a few months now.
Making a web interface that will display how processes are connected and the messages they send between them and, no, not how they are drawn by observer (that is horrible), but having actual possibility to drag and drop them where you want.
It can result in a very neat tool to understand more complex concurrent setups in a manner where you don’t have to dig for code and break your head.
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