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Part of the live_svelte installation process involves making modifications to the esbuild configuration, and removing esbuild from the de...
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Phoenix and Svelte look a very powerful combo. Now that we have endorsement from authorities on both sides via Rich Harris on X: “my annu...
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I have integrated LiveSvelt into my project, and after doing so i decided to setup create a release of my application using docker but i ...
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I recently got inertia-phoenix (an Inertia.js adapter for Phoenix) working with Svelte. Setting up the server-side rendering (SSR) with S...
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I feel like Phoenix is slightly missing a trick when it comes to front-end Javascript libraries like React, Svelte, etc.
I feel tha...
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I’ve created a small library, Komodo, that allows easy use of JS framework components from Phoenix LiveView.
Each framework j...
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Hi everyone! I’m new to the forums and new to Elixir in general. To learn Elixir, I recently just completed my first app. It’s a todo app...
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Continuing the discussion from Looking for a guide to setup a pure esbuild and svelte for Phoenix API app:
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Hi, I wonder if currently it’s possible to have a pretty non standard setup.
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I have integrated LiveSvelt into my project, and after doing so i decided to setup create a release of my application using docker but i ...
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I’ve created a small library, Komodo, that allows easy use of JS framework components from Phoenix LiveView.
Each framework j...
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Hi!
I feel like Phoenix is slightly missing a trick when it comes to front-end Javascript libraries like React, Svelte, etc.
I feel tha...
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I’ve been working on Svonix - a library for quickly integrating Svelte components into Phoenix views. It’s a much-needed succ...
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Hi to all. I’m new to Elixir and Phoenix.
I’d like to use Svelte framework with Phoenix for a learning purpose project but I don’t know ...
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There doesn’t seem to be much about it in Google’s caches yet so if anyone succeeded (without breaking other stuff :slight_smile: ) in th...
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I Created a blog post about setting up svelte with phoenix.
I found it a bit tricky and the only blog post I found was written using som...
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Rich Harris, the author of Svelte, gives a shout-out to Phoenix LiveView and Rails Hotwire here and then criticizes them a bit more here ...
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I have struggled to setup phoenix liveview project with svelte and typescript, tailwind.
Most steps are not very difficult but it was di...
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Hi, I wonder if currently it’s possible to have a pretty non standard setup.
Related topic:
In this case I’m thinking about:
Phoenix...
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Continuing the discussion from Looking for a guide to setup a pure esbuild and svelte for Phoenix API app:
My main reasons for wanting ...
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I really enjoy creating component using Svelte. Therefore I started to sprinkle some of my Phoenix app project with it. This way I can ke...
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I was just wondering if anyone has had any luck trying to deploy Phoenix with SvelteKit as the frontend. I’ve seen a few exa...
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So I find myself a little overwhelmed and confused.
I don’t want to make a CRUD application, because, well, I’m not really...
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This was originally forked from RevelryLabs excellent ReactRender repo. SvelteRender does not hydrate or initialise your components clien...
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I appreciate being able to use AlpineJS inside my render functions, but often I catch myself wishing I could use Svelte syntax instead. A...
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