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docs/docs/index.md

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-Rwf uses the `log` crate for logging. `Logger::init()` automatically configures it for your app using `env_logger`, but if you prefer, you can configure logging yourself
+Rwf uses the `log` crate for logging. `Logger::init()` automatically configures it for your app using `tracing-subscriber`, but if you prefer, you can configure logging yourself
 using the crate of your choosing.
 
 Launching the server can be done with Cargo:

docs/docs/views/index.md

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 # Views basics
+
+Rwf comes with a [templating](templates/) library that can generate dynamic pages. Dynamic templates allow you to generate unique HTML pages on the fly, and libraries like [Turbo](turbo) can use it in a way that feels like a native frontend application.
+
+## What are views?
+
+Views are the **V** in MVC: they control what your users see and how they experience your web app. Separating views from [controllers](../controllers/) allows them to reuse similar parts of your web app on different pages.
+
+
+## Using JavaScript frontends
+
+If you prefer to build your frontend with JavaScript libraries like React or Vue, take a look at Rwf's [REST](../controllers/REST/) API documentation. While useful, Rwf templates are not required to build web applications.
+
+## Learn more
+
+- [Templates](templates/)
+- [Turbo](turbo/)