coen.bakker
Looking for new open source LiveView codebases to study and learn from: intermediate level
Studying LiveView codebases is part of my journey to become a better (LiveView) dev. I have been studying LiveBeats, LiveBook and a number of codebases for Fly.io blogs. It’s fairly easy to find new open source projects to study. I can’t always tell if I should copy practices from those code bases or not. Simply because I am at a level where I cannot always tell good practices from not-so-good practices.
Are there any open-source projects that you can recommend? Projects that you think are good learning sources for some one that:
- Has been using Phoenix/LiveView (almost) daily for at least a year (4-7 hours per day)
- Has limited dev experience prior to starting to use Phoenix/LiveView (JS and Vue)
- Is comfortable with options of Phoenix/LiveView, but needs to get better at building robust, clean and well-maintainable code
P.S. In the title I use the term intermediate level. Not sure how I qualify and fairly sure that the term is used loosely.
P.P.S. Although I have been studying LiveBook’s codebase, I definitely am not at that level of practice yet. Clearly. Plenty goes over my head.
Edit: There are some big differences in coding style between for example LiveBeats and this codebase (Fly.io blog post). Being able to compare has been super useful.
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coen.bakker
In case it’s helpful for any fellow learners, I’ll post some options myself also. Options that I think look promising.
I found this repo just now. GitHub - puemos/overbooked: Overbooked is a self-hosted flexible workplace platform for indie co-working owners. · GitHub
Kin
I usually don’t change 2 letters on the website. Try page navigation, pagination, search, bigger changes. Pheonix will feel slow.
arcanemachine
Feel free to start a new thread to air your grievances. I am sure the community would be happy to help you address your specific concerns.
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sabit990928
I don’t have much as most of my own projects are private, but I’ll try to check my bookmarks to share if there anything interesting. Did you find anything else? I also like looking around the repo and see decision making process. Especially after phoenix and liveview version updates.
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