[series] Build a complete budget tracking app in Phoenix LiveView!

In this zeroth episode, we'll:
- Set up a new Phoenix project
- Learn how Phoenix projects are structured
- Add secure authentication with phx.gen.auth
- Extend the generated code with a custom `name` field
- Learn how to go from form to database and back again
- Make sure the tests all work!
- Establish the foundation on which the rest of the project will rely

Unlike tutorials that only show isolated features, this series aims to demonstrate the process of building a real application from start to finish. Perfect for both new and experienced Phoenix developers looking to level up their skills.

Future episodes will cover forms, LiveView, navigation, resource scoping, and more. All code available on GitHub.

Links
Screen recording software I use (affiliate): https://screen.studio/@Yy75o
Project repo: https://github.com/ChristianAlexander/tutorial-budget-app
Changes from this video: https://github.com/ChristianAlexander/tutorial-budget-app/pull/1
Additional work and tests: https://github.com/ChristianAlexander/tutorial-budget-app/pull/2
phx.gen.auth documentation: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Mix.Tasks.Phx.Gen.Auth.html

Timestamps
What are we doing? - 00:00
Start building - 1:16
Exploring first view - 2:28
Auth - 3:37
What was generated? - 5:03
On database migrations - 5:48
What's in a name? - 8:29
Extending a LiveView - 11:25
Changesets rule - 13:30
End result - 15:49

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Awesome Elixir

Christian, a polyglot staff engineer, guides you through the initial setup and user authentication of a Phoenix web app called Budgie. The tutorial covers database scaffolding, setting up UUIDs, handling migrations, running tests, and implementing user registration and authentication using Phoenix generators. The emphasis is on properly setting up user authentication with an updated password hashing algorithm for security. The tutorial also highlights adding and validating user attributes, such as names.

Phoenix App from Scratch: Setup and Auth (Episode 0)