phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view

Phoenix LiveView is a framework for building interactive, real-time web applications using server-side rendering. It enables developers to create dynamic user interfaces by colocating HTML templates with CSS and JavaScript, while managing state and asynchronous operations on the server. The system provides a comprehensive testing infrastructure to simulate browser interactions and validate component behavior.

This period focused on introducing colocated CSS and JavaScript support alongside LiveView templates, enabling modern build workflows with tools like esbuild and Prettier. The release also added comprehensive testing infrastructure, including a browser simulation client and unit tests for new asynchronous operations and component rendering.

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This period focused on establishing a robust end-to-end testing infrastructure using Playwright, alongside comprehensive test coverage for LiveView features and Phoenix components. The team also introduced macro components and colocated assets, while refactoring the JavaScript client into modular TypeScript modules to improve maintainability.

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This period focused on preparing the codebase for Phoenix LiveView 1.1 by introducing an automated upgrade path via Igniter and refactoring the HEEx template compilation into a modular TagEngine. Comprehensive test coverage was added for the new upgrade tasks, the HEEx parser and tokenizer, and client-side LiveView behaviors.

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