Hologram Works. Sponsor What Comes Next
lawik
90 points
25 comments
July 22, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (8 comments)
hnedeotes
I would be really excited to see this moving forward - saying as someone who uses Phoenix regularly (and likes it for the most part) and has used react, vuejs, and so on - even at the stage it's at is already a very promising DX with what looks like a very reasonable roadmap and clear intent. Having elixir apps that can work seamlessly local-first would be amazing and take care of one of the only areas where phoenix can't completely cover out of the box, making things that today take a lot of glue code, and error prone, a matter of a few declarations.
bicx
We're in an interesting time where my framework/stack choice is now much less dictated by existing engineer expertise and more about fundamental capabilities in the framework and stack themselves. I ended up building an agent orchestrator in Elixir and Phoenix, not because I love working in Elixir/Phoenix (I do, but I just don't write code by hand anymore), but because the BEAM/OTP capabilities genuinely worked more reliably and elegantly to solve our orchestrator challenges. I see projects like Hologram potentially showing up as the right tool for the job much more often. The barrier to picking up a new tool/framework/stack is so low these days with agentic development, and it comes down to speed, capability, and reliability. Ironically, I don't think agents are going to suggest anything like Hologram on their own, so it is still down to human engineers to push it into common use. That might be the biggest barrier to adoption: overcoming obscurity so that LLMs suggest it as a solution.
taatparya
Would be great for reviving LiveView Native. Perhaps Dockyard / Brian Carderella might be interested.
jamauro
Hologram is a joy to work with. Local first support will take it to the next level. Bart is cooking.
pixel_popping
I feel it would be better promoted if it included more images in the doc.
hexasquid
The things people do to not use web technologies.
tomhow
Release discussions: Hologram v0.7.0: Milestone release for Elixir-to-JavaScript porting initiative - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46982943 - Feb 2026 (29 comments) Hologram v0.5.0 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44690158 - July 2025 (50 comments) Hologram: A full-stack isomorphic Elixir web framework - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42710376 - Jan 2025 (37 comments)
troupo
The only thing that's stopping me from trying this currently is file uploads. Otherwise it's a really cool project