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== Plug Documentation == '''Plug''' is a lightweight specification and set of conveniences to aid in building web applications in Elixir. This documentation provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and using '''Plug''' in your Elixir projects. === Overview === [[Plug]] provides a consistent interface for creating modular, reusable, and composable modules. It allows developers to build web applications by composing a series of plugs, which are responsible for handling requests and responses. === Key Concepts === * [[Middleware]]: Learn how to use middleware to modify the request and response pipeline in your application. * [[Router]]: Build a router that maps requests to specific plugs, allowing for clean and efficient routing. * [[Handler]]: Understand how to handle errors and exceptions in your application using Plug handlers. * [[Adapters]]: Explore different adapters to connect your Plug application to various web servers. === Guides === * [[Getting Started with Plug]]: A step-by-step guide to setting up and creating your first Plug application. * [[Authentication with Plug]]: Learn how to implement user authentication using plug libraries and techniques. * [[Caching with Plug]]: Discover how to improve the performance of your application using caching strategies with Plug. * [[Testing Plug Applications]]: Learn best practices for testing your Plug applications using Elixir's built-in testing framework. * [[Deploying Plug Applications]]: Explore different deployment strategies for your Plug applications. === Examples === See some fully implemented examples of Plug applications to help you get started: * [[Example Application 1]]: An application that demonstrates how to build a simple blog using Plug and Elixir. * [[Example Application 2]]: An application that showcases how to integrate a messaging system using Plug and Elixir. === Community === Connect with the Elixir community and get help with all your Plug-related questions and discussions: * [[Elixir Forum|https://elixirforum.com/]]: Join the Elixir Forum to engage with a vibrant community of developers. * [[Elixir Discord|https://discord.com/invite/elixir-lang]]: Chat with fellow developers in the Elixir Discord server. === Resources === * [[Official Plug Documentation|https://hexdocs.pm/plug/]]: Check out the official Plug documentation for more detailed information. * [[Elixir School|https://elixirschool.com/]]: Learn more about Elixir fundamentals and advanced topics at Elixir School. === Related Articles === * [[Phoenix Framework]]: Discover how Plug is the backbone of the popular Phoenix web framework. * [[Ecto Database Integration]]: Learn how to integrate Plug applications with Ecto for seamless database interactions. * [[JSON API Development]]: Explore techniques and libraries for developing JSON APIs in Elixir. ==== Please note: This documentation is a work in progress and we are constantly improving and expanding it. We encourage contributions and feedback from the community to make it even better! ====
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