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# Development Guide
## Compilation Documentation
Xray supports a wide range of platforms, allowing you to perform cross-compilation on various systems yourself.
Please click [Compilation Documentation](./intro/compile.md) to view specific compilation-related content.
## Design Philosophy
The Xray kernel provides a platform upon which secondary development can be conducted.
This chapter expounds on Xray's design goals and architecture.
Please click [Design Philosophy](./intro/design.md) to understand Xray's design goals and architecture.
## Development Guidelines
This chapter explains the guidelines to follow during the process of obtaining code, conducting development, and submitting PRs, as well as relevant coding conventions.
Please click [Development Guidelines](./intro/guide.md) to view the criteria to be followed in Xray development.
## Protocol Details
Xray utilizes many types of protocols. You can obtain detailed descriptions of these protocols through various channels.
### [VLESS Protocol](./protocols/vless.md)
VLESS is a stateless lightweight transport protocol that can serve as a bridge between Xray clients and servers.
### [VMess Protocol](./protocols/vmess.md)
VMess is an encrypted transport protocol that can serve as a bridge between Xray clients and servers.
### [Mux.Cool Protocol](./protocols/muxcool.md)
The Mux.Cool protocol is a multiplexing transport protocol used to transmit multiple independent data streams within a single established data stream.
### [mKCP Protocol](./protocols/mkcp.md)
mKCP is a stream transport protocol, modified from the [KCP Protocol](https://github.com/skywind3000/kcp), capable of transmitting arbitrary data streams in order.
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# Development Basics
## Compilation Documentation
Xray supports a wide range of platforms, allowing you to perform cross-compilation on various systems yourself.
Please click [Compilation Documentation](./compile.md) to view specific compilation-related content.
## Design Philosophy
The Xray kernel provides a platform upon which secondary development can be conducted.
This chapter expounds on Xray's design goals and architecture.
Please click [Design Philosophy](./design.md) to understand Xray's design goals and architecture.
## Development Guidelines
This chapter explains the guidelines to follow during the process of obtaining code, conducting development, and submitting PRs, as well as relevant coding conventions.
Please click [Development Guidelines](./guide.md) to view the criteria to be followed in Xray development.
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# Protocol Details
Xray utilizes many types of protocols. You can obtain detailed descriptions of these protocols through various channels.
## [VLESS Protocol](./vless.md)
VLESS is a stateless lightweight transport protocol that can serve as a bridge between Xray clients and servers.
## [VMess Protocol](./vmess.md)
VMess is an encrypted transport protocol that can serve as a bridge between Xray clients and servers.
## [Mux.Cool Protocol](./muxcool.md)
The Mux.Cool protocol is a multiplexing transport protocol used to transmit multiple independent data streams within a single established data stream.
## [mKCP Protocol](./mkcp.md)
mKCP is a stream transport protocol, modified from the [KCP Protocol](https://github.com/skywind3000/kcp), capable of transmitting arbitrary data streams in order.