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== web framework == A **web framework** is a collection of tools, libraries, and conventions designed to aid in the development of web applications. In the context of **Elixir**, there are several powerful web frameworks available, each with its own unique features and benefits. === [[Phoenix Framework|Phoenix]] === [[Phoenix Framework|Phoenix]] is a highly popular and battle-tested web framework built specifically for Elixir. It follows the **Model-View-Controller** (MVC) architectural pattern and provides a robust foundation for building scalable and fault-tolerant web applications. Phoenix leverages the power of Elixir's **concurrency model** and features a number of productivity-enhancing tools, such as **real-time communication** through [[Phoenix Channels|Phoenix Channels]]. === Pheonix LiveView === [[Phoenix LiveView|Phoenix LiveView]] is an exciting addition to the Phoenix ecosystem. It enables developers to build interactive, real-time web applications with minimal client-side code. With LiveView, you can achieve **rich user experiences** without the need for JavaScript frameworks or manual DOM manipulation. It leverages Phoenix's **server-side rendering** capabilities, allowing for faster development cycles and improved performance. === [[Plug|Plug Framework]] === Built as a minimal abstraction layer on top of Elixir's **Cowboy server**, [[Plug|Plug Framework]] provides a lightweight and composable foundation for building web applications. It follows a **middleware** architecture, allowing developers to easily chain together multiple modules to handle request/response processing. Plug is highly flexible and can seamlessly integrate with other Elixir libraries and frameworks, making it a powerful choice for building custom web solutions. === Other Frameworks === In addition to Phoenix and Plug, there are several other notable web frameworks in Elixir: * [[Maru|Maru Framework]]: A fast and modular web framework focused on **performance** and **simplicity**. * [[Sugar|Sugar Framework]]: A batteries-included framework that aims to simplify common web development tasks by providing a high-level DSL. * [[Raxx|Raxx Framework]]: A toolkit for building HTTP applications with a **focus on scalability** and **extensibility**. === Conclusion === With a rich selection of web frameworks to choose from, Elixir provides developers with the flexibility and tools necessary to build high-performance and scalable web applications. Whether you prefer the full-featured nature of Phoenix, the lightweight simplicity of Plug, or the specialized features of other frameworks, there is a web framework in Elixir that can meet your specific needs.
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