Wrapping Up
Front-end frameworks have become quite popular for web and native applications. All major libraries out there, such as React, Vue.js, or Angular easily support Phoenix Channels, but you’ll need to write code to integrate the front end with your back-end Channels. You should strive to create a clean component-based architecture that allows your application to grow and change easily over time.
React comes with many features that make it a breeze to integrate Phoenix Channels. There are several different ways that you can store state in a React app. You can use local component state, Contexts, and Hooks to create a clean interface between your Channels and the components that use them. You can even use third-party libraries like Redux ...
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