Strofcon
I’m curious what you’re favorite non-nodejs front-end bits are for Phoenix projects?
No holy wars intended here, just trying to get myself refreshed on what alternatives there are, such as Elm, ElixirScript, etc.
What else is out there, and why is it your favorite? Excited to hear your views!
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lpil
LiveView is the current hotness I believe
Strofcon
True! LiveView is super cool, and I’m sure will make an appearance in most of my projects that have a front-end to them. That said, there are plenty of cases where LiveView isn’t a great fit, and I’d love to still be able to avoid JS wherever possible.
LTheGreats
Personally, I’m excited for when Lumen is ready for production and I can use it in my own projects.
jed
I’m mostly using plain Phoenix html right now. I used Phoenix liveview for a smaller tool last year, but I’ll very likely look into liveview again when the planned features (especially live link/redirect and file uploads) are released.
1player
I don’t think I will ever work on a web app again without reaching for Unpoly, it’s the best and most versatile piece of kit since jQuery came out. 90% of dynamic behaviours in my apps are handled with it, and for more complex components I use lit-element/WebComponents.
wanton7
Just started creating proof of concept GraphQL API with Phoenix and Absinthe, no NodeJS involved.
NobbZ
Plain HTML.
Strofcon
Unpoly looks pretty neat! Do you happen to have any handy resources for getting it working with Phoenix? I’m remarkably unskilled in getting anything JS-ish to function at all, so I need all the help I can get.
OvermindDL1
For me either plain html, unpoly, or drab, depending on the level of control I need to do. ^.^
It’s a drop-in and decorate pure HTML to use javascript library. Look at it’s getting started area, if you have questions feel free to ask though. Most simple case is just dropping the CDN’s script tag in and go.
Strofcon
Thanks! I avoid most front-end work like the plague, but need to break out of my box, so I’ll give it a shot.