In this episode, we learn how to use Phoenix LiveView 1.1's colocated Hooks and colocated JavaScript features to easily add JavaScript functionality within our LiveView components.

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Phoenix LiveView 1.1 introduces colocated hooks and colocated JavaScript, allowing developers to write JavaScript functionality directly within LiveView components instead of separate files. The tutorial demonstrates creating a copy-to-clipboard button using a colocated hook and a summary toggle feature using colocated JS, both embedded within the same HEEx component file using special script tags.

LiveView Colocated Hooks