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Pocket ruby is a portable framework that uses JRuby.jar and provides high level
abstraction for building web apps.


USAGE:
 - run server.bat
 - see http://localhost:2046/



FEATURES

 - object persistance

    Just inherit record and all attributes
    that you define using blocks will be persisted.

    class Doggie < Record
      Block.describe(self, {
        :name => Title,
      })
    end

    Or you can use Record.persist for custom attributes.

    class Doggie < Record
      persist :name
    end


 - building blocks for your records

    class Task < Record
      Block.describe(self, {
        :name => Title,
        :hours => IntegerBlock,
        :programmer => BelongsTo.new(Programmer),
        :description => Text.new(:rows => 5),
        :state => StringBlock
      })
    end


 - scaffolding

    Use blocks to define the basic structure of you record
    and get the scaffolding behaviour at Programmer.public.

    If you define your own behaviour, you just extend the
    default scaffold, so there is no code generation and is
    code reuse.


 - domain namespaces

    class Task < Record
      Block.describe(self, {
        :name => Title,
        ...
      })
    end

    #site structure

    class PlanningGame < SiteRoot
      def initialize
        super
        # Task.public is the namespace,
        # it returns a class for behaviour
        # which has a default implementation
        # and that is how i do scaffolding
        map :index => Task.public.list
      end
    end


 - templating engine

    html {
      head { title "My little app" }
      body {
        h1 "My little app"
        add @content
      }
    }