I've been writing elixir for years (i think since 0.14?) and have been writing liveview for years. I'm all in on elixir in general, but I'm not sure I'd use liveview for another big project. Maybe it's just rose colored glasses because the TS/React world certainly has its own issues, but I think TS/react and regular old phoenix is a sweet spot. The composability of live view components still has a number of footguns (duplicate IDs, etc) and I think it has higher coupling than a nicely structured react app. You also have to treat liveviews and components fairly differently. All these design choices are for good reason, but it ends up being annoying in a large app. Also in deeply nested trees with lots of component reuse, static typing from TS really helps with refactors. As the projects grew to be large, I think I'm more productive with phoenix/TS than I am with phoenix/liveview.

I think there's a certain class of small to medium sized application (I'm building several) where liveview can be a good fit, but after writing it professionally and in hobby projects for several years, I'm less convinced that it's a great solution everywhere.