pillaiindu
Is GraphQL with Absinthe, Phoenix, and React a good combo for a small application?
Is GraphQL with Absinthe, Phoenix, and React a good combo for developing a small application which may get traction and get busier?
Is this combo better than vanilla server-rendered Phoenix with vanilla JavaScript plus-minus Stimulus, plus-minus LiveView?
If it’s so, then I’m gonna buy the new course by PragmaticStudio called Unpacked - Full-Stack GraphQL with Absinthe, Phoenix, and React and start learning this combo.
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bzhr
If all these technologies are new to you, then maybe you should go with something simpler, something you feel comfortable. Otherwise, the technologies should be good enough. I prefer GraphQL to REST, makes a lot of things easier and with better guarantees.
AndyL
Consider SvelteJS as an alternative to React. Smallelr/faster runtimes and may integregrate better with LiveView JS Interop.
tme_317
I tend to agree with @bzhr to try to go with something simpler first… especially if you haven’t learned these technologies yet or don’t have much time to learn/invest. Personally I’d give LiveView a shot at first to simplify and speed development unless your experience or requirements dictate otherwise.
That said, I haven’t watched this one but all the other Pragmatic Studio courses I’ve seen are EXCELLENT so if you do want to learn that stack it would be a good way to go.
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