*July 20, 2025 - Part 7* ## The Turso Revelation After successfully implementing mTLS authentication in [Part 6](/06_blog_development), our Phoenix LiveView blog was secure and functional—but running on local SQLite in production. While this worked, it wasn't exactly what you'd call "enterprise-ready."

*July 19, 2025 - Part 6* ## The Security Imperative After successfully deploying our Phoenix LiveView blog in [Part 5](/05_blog_development), we had achieved something remarkable: a fully functional, publicly accessible blog built entirely through AI-human collaboration. But there was a glaring security gap.

*July 6, 2025 - Part 5* ## The Final Boss: Production Deployment After building a sophisticated Phoenix LiveView blog with advanced search functionality in [Part 4](/04_blog_development), we reached the moment of truth: **taking this thing live**.

*June 29, 2025 - Part 4* ## The Setup: Search Shouldn't Be This Hard After polishing the blog's reading experience to near-perfection in [Part 3](/03_blog_development), I felt confident tackling the next challenge: **building a comprehensive search and filtering system**. How hard could it be? We had Phoenix LiveView, a solid foundation, and Claude 4's proven track record.

*June 28, 2025 - Part 3* ## Where We Left Off In my [previous post](/02_blog_development), I documented the surprisingly competent start to building this blog with Claude 4. We had a solid foundation: authentication, content management, and 129 passing tests. But having functional code and having a *delightful user experience* are two very different things.

*June 28, 2025* ## The Challenge Begins It started with a question that's been nagging at me for months: **Can AI really build a complete, production-ready web application?** Not just generate some boilerplate code or fix a few bugs, but architect, implement, and deploy an entire system with modern best practices.