How appropriate can hologram.page be for LiveView Native?
As it seems that LiveView Native will not be going forward with LiveView, would https://hologram.page be a viable alternative? How good would Hologram without Internet?
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Hologram could be a great alternative! The roadmap includes offline-first capabilities with a local data store, automatic sync, and reactive queries. These features aren't implemented yet, but they're planned as core parts of the architecture. The goal is to make apps that work seamlessly without internet and sync when connectivity is restored.
Are you part of the team? Do you have a technical blog? I only found a newsletter, but not online previous editions.
Yes, I'm Hologram's creator. Previous newsletter editions will be published online eventually – for now they're only sent to subscribers.
In the meantime, here are the best places to follow development and join discussions:
- Hologram forum: https://elixirforum.com/hologram
- Hologram Slack: https://elixir-lang.slack.com/channels/hologram
- Monthly newsletter: https://hologram.page/newsletter
- My X account: https://x.com/Bart_Blast
- My Bluesky account: https://bsky.app/profile/bartblast.com
I'm also planning to set up a Discord channel soon.
In the meantime, here are the best places to follow development and join discussions:
- Hologram forum: https://elixirforum.com/hologram
- Hologram Slack: https://elixir-lang.slack.com/channels/hologram
- Monthly newsletter: https://hologram.page/newsletter
- My X account: https://x.com/Bart_Blast
- My Bluesky account: https://bsky.app/profile/bartblast.com
I'm also planning to set up a Discord channel soon.
Usually technical post get more traction here. There is an old comment by dang that may help https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22336638
Also, an interesting blog post about an interesting problem you solved with your software or while building your software may be a good post. Let's suppose you meet an old technical friend, which anecdote would you tell?
Also, an interesting blog post about an interesting problem you solved with your software or while building your software may be a good post. Let's suppose you meet an old technical friend, which anecdote would you tell?
Appreciate the suggestion! Yeah, I've picked up on that - technical posts definitely do better here. The dang's comment is a great reference. I've got some good material brewing, but right now I need to prioritize building over blogging. Will definitely share some technical deep dives once things are further along!