Introduction
Getting Started
Tide Basics
Anatomy of a Tide application
Server, Routes and Endpoints
Request and Response
1. The Request struct
2. Response and the ResponseBuilder
State
1. Server State
2. Request State
Middleware
Tide in Practice
Testing Tide Applications
Deploying Tide Applications
1. Bare-bones deployment
2. Deploying behind a reverse-proxy
3. Containerizing a Tide Application
JSON Web Services with Tide
HTTP Websites with Tide
Using Tide with a Database
Further reading

The server, Routes and Endpoints

The central part of a Tide application is the Server struct. A Tide application is started by creating a Server and configuring it with Routes to Endpoints. When a Server is started it will handle incoming Requests by matching their URLs with Routes. Requests that match a route are then dispatched to the corresponding Endpoint.

Tide Book

The server, Routes and Endpoints