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    "title": "How To Think About HTTP Middleware",
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    "created": "2015-11-02 21:05:57 UTC",
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    "html": "<p>HTTP middleware is a <strong>user interface</strong> decoration system, where the user interface is the HTTP request (input) and HTTP response (output).</p>\n<p>HTTP middleware is <strong>not for your Domain work</strong>. The middleware is a path in to, and out of, the core Domain.</p>\n"
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