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Programming Phoenix LiveView: 'outdated modal component' (Chapter 4)
The LiveView Layers: The Modal Component
The code generated using the mix phx.gen.live Accounts User users name:string is very different than what’s in the latest version of the book (B7). I feel it should be updated otherwise it can get a bit confusing for beginners.
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