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This post discusses how to list matches for a user using Ecto and how to load nested information in Phoenix LiveView without running multiple queries. It also explains the N+1 problem and why it is bad.

Listing matches for users

How NOT to load nested information on Phoenix LiveView

How to do load nested information on Phoenix LiveView Ecto

Learning a little bit more about Phoenix LiveView Streams