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Building a Chat App with LiveView Streams
Building a LiveView powered chat app is easier than ever when using Streams! Sophie DeBenedetto shows us how in this article. She createa a Slack-like chat client with infinite scroll back, editing message, deleting messages, and appending new message to the bottom. It’s slick and efficient, not storing any all that data in the LiveView.
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