We continue to have positive experiences with Phoenix, a server-side web MVC framework written in Elixir. Phoenix builds on the rapid application development and developer experience learnings of Ruby on Rails, while also advancing into functional programming paradigms.
In this volume, we’re highlighting the release of Phoenix LiveView 1.0. LiveView is an HTML-over-the-wire solution — similar to HTMX or Hotwire — that enables developers to build rich, real-time user experiences entirely with server-rendered HTML. While similar technologies usually handle partial updates through HTML switching, LiveView provides a full component-based architecture via LiveComponents, offering composition, props passing, state management and lifecycle hooks akin to React or Vue.js. LiveView combines the productivity and scalability of Phoenix with robust complexity management, making it well-suited for building highly interactive frontends without the need for a full JavaScript framework.
Some of our ThoughtWorks teams have had very positive experiences with Phoenix , a server-side web MVC framework written in Elixir. In addition to being streamlined and easy to use, Phoenix takes advantage of Elixir to be extremely fast. For some developers, Phoenix evokes the joy they experienced when first discovering Ruby and Rails. Although the ecosystem of libraries for Phoenix is not as extensive as for some more mature frameworks, it should benefit from the continuing success and growth of support for Elixir.
Some of our ThoughtWorks teams have had very positive experiences with Phoenix , a server-side web MVC framework written in Elixir. In addition to being streamlined and easy to use, Phoenix takes advantage of Elixir to be extremely fast. For some developers, Phoenix evokes the joy they experienced when first discovering Ruby and Rails. Although the ecosystem of libraries for Phoenix is not as extensive as for some more mature frameworks, it should benefit from the continuing success and growth of support for Elixir.
