We should now have a fine working knowledge of a standard Phoenix application. We should now understand how the application's structure, what the different pieces of the Phoenix application are, and how they're all used in conjunction to send something back to the browser when we, for example, send a request to http://localhost:4000/.
In the following chapters, we'll dive more into each of the functional areas of a Phoenix application and understand them at an even deeper level than this. Given that we have a strong foundation, we now need to move on to the real way to learn Phoenix: by building a new Phoenix application from start to finish!
