AlchemistCamp
Simple Phoenix LiveView App (Reactor)
I’m in the process of doing a series where I build a site for the new podcast I’ve recently started with Justin Vincent of Techzing.
It starts with LiveView version 0.4.0, but I do upgrade as the series goes on. It’s definitely easiest for you if you use the same versions I do and upgrade when I do!
You can follow the full YT playlist where I’ll add videos as I record them or look at the individual links to episodes as I add them to this thread.
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In the first episode, I just create a new Phoenix Project, add LiveView and make a single example page that shows the most recent key pressed.
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The second episode is all about planning out my DB schemas. I go over what I set up for Alchemist Camp itself, and how a simpler design will work for a podcast site that has fewer kinds of content and fewer social features.
If you just want to see the coding itself, you can skip this one.
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Using the results from the schema planning episode, I use Phoenix generators to scaffold out the schemas, contexts and other CRUD for the app.
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The first native C one, I had trouble getting the 2nd one to compile when I tried it a few months ago.
Yeah that is one problem with cmark. I think it’s just common markdown but also supports code fences.
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Next, I upgrade to LiveView v0.5.1. In the case of this app, it’s trivial and only web.ex and mix.exs need to be changed.
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