Comment on Building a full Django project, starting with a single fileComments−xcdzvyn2yI really wish there were something like this for Phoenix. I want to like it, but I feel a little inundated with all the codegen.−agos2yI second the feeling. It's really hard to tell what is (are?) the entry point and where does the flow go−arcanemachiner2yIf you use all the `--no-` flags (e.g. `--no-tailwind`) when creating a Phoenix project, you will be left with a surprisingly small amount of code.This is not so useful in a real project, but good as a learning exercises to see what comprises the core of a Phoenix application.https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Mix.Tasks.Phx.New.htmlFWIW, everything starts in your project's `lib/project/application.ex` file. All the things in the `start` function dictate the "flow" of the application.
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I really wish there were something like this for Phoenix. I want to like it, but I feel a little inundated with all the codegen.
I second the feeling. It's really hard to tell what is (are?) the entry point and where does the flow go
If you use all the `--no-` flags (e.g. `--no-tailwind`) when creating a Phoenix project, you will be left with a surprisingly small amount of code.
This is not so useful in a real project, but good as a learning exercises to see what comprises the core of a Phoenix application.
https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Mix.Tasks.Phx.New.html
FWIW, everything starts in your project's `lib/project/application.ex` file. All the things in the `start` function dictate the "flow" of the application.