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Peter Ullrich
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Data is at the core of every business, but it is useless if nobody can access and analyze it. We talked with Peter Ullrich, author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView, about how Phoenix LiveView turns the normal task of presenting data into a rugged, scalable, reliable process.
This is also an AMA. Everyone commenting or asking a question will automatically be entered into our drawing to win a copy of Peter’s ebook!
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