I was thinking starting out with Eex and then once there are more interactive needs, add Vue.js to the stack. Elm or React both seem like tech that takes a lot of time investment while Vue.js hits the sweet-spot between features and learning curve.
That sounds like a great idea. You can incrementally add more features to sections of the page while still able to get the best of both worlds.
I bit the bullet and purchased
pragmaticstudio.com/unpacked-bingo
And I’m not disappointed. Shows you how to setup either Elm or Vue.js and really helped me understand how they should interact with Phoenix.
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I was thinking starting out with Eex and then once there are more interactive needs, add Vue.js to the stack. Elm or React both seem like tech that takes a lot of time investment while Vue.js hits the sweet-spot between features and learning curve.
That sounds like a great idea. You can incrementally add more features to sections of the page while still able to get the best of both worlds.
I bit the bullet and purchased
pragmaticstudio.com/unpacked-bingo
And I’m not disappointed. Shows you how to setup either Elm or Vue.js and really helped me understand how they should interact with Phoenix.