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# [Creating Your First REST API with Elixir and Phoenix Framework](https://carlosmv.hashnode.dev/creating-your-first-rest-api-with-elixir-and-phoenix-framework?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

We are going to create a basic REST API with Phoenix with CRUD operations but without database integration for now. This is my first REST API with Phoenix too. So, we are in this together. Creating a Phoenix Project First, we have to install Phoenix....

Dec 8, 2024 · 6 min read · carlosmv.hashnode.dev  
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[Carlos Armando Marcano Vargas](https://hashnode.com/@Carlos27)

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I am a backend developer from Venezuela. I enjoy writing tutorials for open source projects I using and find interesting. Mostly I write tutorials about Python, Go, and Rust.

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[Parvana](https://hashnode.com/@Xin12)

[Dec 11, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/creating-your-first-rest-api-with-elixir-and-phoenix-framework/6754f4241554cdd3618ce260/comment/675980988c0a2318f599df91)

Love your insights on RESTful API efficiency! After diving into EchoAPI, I realized how much easier it is to simulate API requests and get accurate responses for my tests, all without a live server.