brennan
When should you use Phoenix LiveView over Phoenix Channels?
When should you use Phoenix LiveView over Phoenix Channels?
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kokolegorille
Under the hood LiveView use Phoenix channels.
You would use it when You don’t want to mess with JS frameworks.
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brennan
I understand. Thanks!
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