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Phoenix, a Web framework intended for the "real-time Web" and "beyond the browser" usage, has reached the 1.0 release stage. "After a year and a half of work, 2,500 commits, and 30 releases, Phoenix 1.0 is here," developer Chris McCord said in a blog post on Friday.

The framework was written in the Elixir dynamic functional language and implements the server-side MVC pattern. It serves as the top layer of a multilayer system intended to provide modularity and flexibility; other layers include Plug, which is a specification for building composable modules for Web applications, and Ecto, a language-integrated query composition tool and database wrapper for Elixir.

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