Phoenix forms without changesets! 

Glad you like them! 🥳

Hello, you have to implement manually what .from .input does. Checkout core_components to understand how that works. Wope it worked!

In regards to blogs, I don't currently use Phoenix (or even Elixir) for that. My blog currently uses Jekyll (Ruby), but that's mostly a historical reason (I've had it for a while). I know there are a couple of static site generators in Elixir that are actively being developed. I'm keen on trying them, but I haven't done so yet. One is github.com/elixir-tools/tableau and the other is vox (elixirforum.com/t/elixirconf-2023-geoffrey-lessel-introducing-vox-the-static-site-generator-for-elixir-lovers/60411). Hope that helps!

Yeah, you can work with maps or structs. I like that this separates the UI (the form) from the database layer a little bit more than the traditional changeset that goes from the form all the way to the ecto schema. Of course, you can also use Ecto's changesets without a schema to back a form. I've done that in the past too. Both ways allow you to decouple the UI from the data that ultimately gets persisted into the database.

@@germanvelasco you have a point but on my side i strict functions with the type of the schema i would use like def post_changeset(%Post{} = post, attrs) The reason get compile time error if i make a mistake. Maybe make it as a spec with the schema type not schema it self.

@@germanvelasco The reason with that i have an issue with elixir lsp implementations so i get error earlier from iex