jaeyson
Can ReactJS and LiveView coexist nicely?
Hi Elixir and React friends!
I read a post (Stephen Bussey - React in LiveView: How and Why?) on use case for reaching react for complex client-side usage(s). Is it still viable to use ie. React (v19) together with LiveView (v1) on something like this or can LiveView alone handle it well?
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