PJUllrich
Building Forms with Phoenix LiveView (Indie Courses)
Now available on Indie Courses
Hi folks! Peter Ullrich here ![]()
I’m happy to announce my second video course called Building Forms with Phoenix LiveView! ![]()
Web development is 50% tables and 50% forms. This video course teaches you everything you need to know about the second part. After this course, you will be confident enough to write forms like a pro!
The course dives into the new way of creating forms with Phoenix 1.7 and LiveView 0.20. It introduces the Form struct and the new to_form/1 function. It explains how we used to write forms before Phoenix 1.7 and how that changed to the new standard using Heex templates and the <.form> -tag.
You will learn how to build Forms with:
- Schemaless Changesets
- Embedded Schemas
- Schema Changesets
- Dynamic Form Fields
- Nested Form Fields
Over the coming weeks and months, I will release free bonus episodes about:
- Multi-step Forms
- Forms generated from JSON Schemas
- Reorder dynamic element with Sortable.js
- and more!
With every bonus episode, the course price will go up. So, the earlier you buy, the cheaper all this content will be ![]()
Where can I buy it?
The course is now available on my video course platform Indie Courses
See you there!
Who am I?
I am Peter Ullrich. I’ve been working with Elixir for more than 6 years now and love sharing my Elixir knowledge through my blog , YouTube Channel , Twitter Account , on Podcasts , or at major Conferences .
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I’ve just released my first bonus video!![]()
In this video, I explain how to implement multi-step forms with Phoenix LiveView. It’s surprisingly easy—once you know the trick I’m teaching you. ![]()
Just a heads-up: the course price increases with each new video, so I recommend purchasing the course now. I plan to release several new videos in the coming weeks.
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I just added 5 new bonus videos to the course! They cover small, but important topics like composite fields, auto-recovery, form resets, float vs decimals, and query composition. Here’s a little excerpt:








