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## Advanced Usage
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> Alamofire is built on `NSURLSession` and the Foundation URL Loading System. To make the most of
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-this framework, it is _strongly_ recommended that you are familiar with the concepts and capabilities of the underlying networking stack.
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+this framework, it is recommended that you be familiar with the concepts and capabilities of the underlying networking stack.
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**Recommended Reading**
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### URLStringConvertible
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-Types adopting the `URLStringConvertible` can be used to construct URL strings, which are then used to construct URL requests. Top-level convenience methods taking a `URLStringConvertible` argument are provided to allow for type-safe routing behavior.
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+Types adopting the `URLStringConvertible` protocol can be used to construct URL strings, which are then used to construct URL requests. Top-level convenience methods taking a `URLStringConvertible` argument are provided to allow for type-safe routing behavior.
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Applications interacting with web applications in a significant manner are encouraged to adopt either `URLStringConvertible` or `URLRequestConvertible` as a way to ensure consistency of requested endpoints.
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### URLRequestConvertible
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-Types adopting the `URLRequestConvertible` can be used to construct URL requests. Like `URLStringConvertible`, this is recommended for applications with any significant interactions between client and server.
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+Types adopting the `URLRequestConvertible` protocol can be used to construct URL requests. Like `URLStringConvertible`, this is recommended for applications with any significant interactions between client and server.
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Top-level and instance methods on `Manager` taking `URLRequestConvertible` arguments are provided as a way to provide type-safe routing. Such an approach can be used to abstract away server-side inconsistencies, as well as manage authentication credentials and other state.
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