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== ElixirWiki/PhoenixFramework == [[File:Phoenix Framework logo.png|300px|thumb|right|The Phoenix Framework logo]] '''Phoenix Framework''' is a web development framework written in the [[Elixir (programming language)|Elixir]] programming language. It is designed for building highly-scalable and real-time applications with a focus on developer productivity and maintainability. === Overview === Phoenix Framework follows the [[Model–view–controller|Model-View-Controller (MVC)]] architectural pattern and provides a set of tools and conventions to streamline web development. It leverages Elixir's concurrency model and functional programming principles for efficient and fault-tolerant web applications. === Features === The major features of Phoenix Framework include: * '''Scalability:''' Phoenix uses the [[Erlang (programming language)|Erlang]] Virtual Machine (BEAM) to handle thousands of concurrent connections efficiently. * '''Real-time functionality:''' Built-in support for real-time communication using [[WebSockets]] and channels. * '''Productivity:''' Phoenix embraces the "convention over configuration" principle, greatly reducing the need for boilerplate code and providing sensible defaults. * '''Performance:''' Optimized for high performance and low latency with a minimal memory footprint. * '''Extensibility:''' The framework supports the use of plug-ins and libraries to add additional functionality and customize the behavior according to specific needs. * '''Testing:''' Phoenix provides a testing framework that encourages writing comprehensive and reliable test suites. === Getting Started === To start using Phoenix Framework, you need to have Elixir and Erlang installed on your machine. Once you have the prerequisites, you can follow these steps to create a new Phoenix application: # Install the Phoenix archive by running the following command: {{code|1= mix archive.install hex phx_new}} # Create a new Phoenix project: {{code|1= mix phx.new my_app}} # Navigate to the project directory: {{code|1= cd my_app}} # Start the Phoenix server: {{code|1= mix phx.server}} === Community and Resources === Phoenix Framework has a vibrant community that actively contributes to its development and provides support to fellow developers. Below are some resources to help you learn more about Phoenix and get involved: * [https://phoenixframework.org/ Official website] - The official website of Phoenix Framework, hosting documentation, guides, and the latest news. * [https://elixirforum.com/c/phoenix-forum Phoenix Forum] - An active community forum dedicated to discussing Phoenix Framework-related topics. * [https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix GitHub repository] - The official GitHub repository for Phoenix Framework, where you can find the source code and contribute to the project. == See Also == * [[Elixir (programming language)]] * [[Erlang (programming language)]] * [[WebSockets]] * [[Functional Programming]] {{stub}} [[Category:Elixir (programming language)]] [[Category:Web frameworks]] [[Category:Open-source software]]
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