PHOENIX LIVEVIEW GENERATOR

Revamped LiveViewTest APIs for more powerful, workflow driven testingĭeep diff tracking for LiveView templates, dramatically reducing server payloads in many cases We recommend taking these generators for a test drive to see all the existing improvements to LiveView that recently shipped:

PHOENIX LIVEVIEW GENERATOR

Additionally, we have also added a generator for boostrapping CRUD LiveView context/interfaces similar to /. The phx.new project generator now includes a -live flag to include everything you need to get up and running developing with LiveView. We also include a process tab, which is similar to observer, allowing you to sort processes in the system to find large message queues, memory hogs, etc.ĭid we mention this Just Works™ for a cluster of distributed nodes? Using the node drop-down selector, you can access all the data/features listed above for any node on the cluster, regardless of what web node you happened to load-balance to when loading the dashboard. With a button click, you can have all of your own request logs streamed to the dashboard instead of sifting thru a flood of production logs. This is super convenient for diagnosing an issue in production where you need logs for specific requests but the regular logs drown out your requests in noise. The dashboard also includes a streaming request logger. With telemetry integration, we also include charting of Phoenix events, along with user-defined metrics.Ĭheck José’s twitter thread to see a breakdown of features and screenshots: Even if you are just starting with Phoenix, we have tooltips on the widgets so you can learn more about them and if/when you should worry about system limits and the health of your system.

The Dashboard brings you immediate insight into your Phoenix applications with focus on production data. It’s at this point I also want to welcome Michael Crumm to the phoenix-core team! He has been heading up the Dashboard work with José Valim, and we can thank them both for the amazing results we have today. On the heels of the official LiveDashboard release, Phoenix 1.5 projects now ship with LiveDashboard by default, for real-time performance monitoring and debugging tools. There have been a few deprecations, but this ugprade should be quick and easy for most folks. Outside of Phoenix LiveView integration, this release brings other exciting features, including integration with the new Phoenix LiveDashboard. We put together a quick screencast to show just how much you can accomplish in 15 minutes with LiveView: This release makes it easier than ever to build interactive, real-time applications. Phoenix v1.5 has been released with LiveView integration. Posted on April 22nd, 2020 by Chris McCord Build a real-time Twitter clone in 15 minutes with LiveView and Phoenix 1.5

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