<h4>Overview:</h4>
<p>Fenix Web Server is a desktop web server designed specifically for developers. It offers a range of features to streamline the web development process and enhance efficiency. Fenix is currently at version 3.0.0 and is available for both macOS and Windows. The development team behind Fenix is actively working on continuous improvements and exploring monetization options to support ongoing development.</p>
<h4>Features:</h4>
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<li>Abstracted Foundation: Fenix uses an electron boilerplate known as Base[x], which provides a solid foundation for the web server.</li>
<li>Middleware Plugin System: Fenix has an internal plugin system for middleware, which helps improve the server's functionality.</li>
<li>UI Plugin System: Another internal feature is the UI plugin system, which enhances the user interface of Fenix.</li>
<li>Autoupdate for macOS: In the latest release, Fenix introduced an autoupdate feature for macOS, eliminating long delays between updates.</li>
<li>Autoupdate for Windows: Fenix is in the final stages of implementing an autoupdate feature for Windows.</li>
<li>Brand new UI: Fenix 3.0.0 offers a completely revamped user interface to improve the overall user experience.</li>
<li>Native CLI app: Users no longer need to install the fenix-cli separately, as Fenix now has its own native CLI application.</li>
<li>Automatic port management: Fenix automates the management of ports, making it easier for developers to handle multiple projects.</li>
<li>Port conflict resolution: Fenix uses a tool called Porthog to resolve any conflicts that may arise due to port assignments.</li>
<li>Native System Notifications: The old Growl system is replaced with native system notifications to enhance user notifications.</li>
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