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<p>To be honest, I still don’t have any plans to introduce LiveView to Kaffy.</p>
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<p>And that’s totally fine. I didn’t mean it to sound like there is a bug in Kaffy that is does not use LiveView. IMO it’s fine to have it or not have - just a different design decision.</p>
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<p>I can hit the ground running immediately with extremely minimum configurations</p>
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<p>I feel similar about this point - it’s a decision. It’s great to have an admin panel working basically OOTB after configuring it (I believe this is how it works in Django, for example). It’s also great (I think) to choose another approach, where you expect the user to set some minimal expectations upfront. In my experience you end up customizing everything anyway, but YMMV of course. This is the approach mostly influenced by <a href="https://avohq.io" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">Avo</a> for Rails.</p> 
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