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Phoenix Dev Blog - Streams
“Streams” is the latest addition to Phoenix LiveView! Chris McCord wrote a “Dev Blog” about it, shining a light on the problem it solves and shares some insight into how it works. It’s a super elegant solution to a complex problem and can even reduce memory on the server!
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Cool. I really need to get started relearning Elixir. I only dabbled with it a few years ago.
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