[julienmarie]

In the context of LiveView Native / Desktop the renderer is in the client. So this part is ok.

The tricky part is that Elixir is compiled, and liveview templates are not "files" but functions.

From here you have two choices:

- You create a set of primitives (blocks), and the layout/arrangement of these primitives is configurable via a config map.

- Or you do a hot-code reload: Call an api, check if new code is available, fetch it, compile it (Code.compile_string), load it (:code.load_binary ), swap it for long running processes ( GenServer.code_change callback by example ), and remove old code ( :code.purge )

The first solution is safer. The second solution is a kind of black magic and you would need a way to authenticate de source code before compiling.