Updates README to reflect how things work in Rails 3+.

dryml/README

@@ -9,24 +9,28 @@ not optimized for that and you may end up with extra carriage returns.
 DRYML was created for the Hobo project, but this is an extraction from
 that project and can be used separately.
 
-# How to use with Rails but without Hobo
+# How to use with Rails 3 but without Hobo
 
-- install both HoboSupport and Dryml as a plugin or gem
+- Declare the Dryml gem in your `Gemfile` 
+
+    gem 'dryml'
 
-- create an `application.dryml`
+- Then update your bundle
+
+    $ bundle install
+
+- Create an `application.dryml`
 
     $ mkdir app/views/taglibs
     $ touch app/views/taglibs/application.dryml
 
-- create `config/initializers/dryml.rb`
-
-    require 'dryml'
-    require 'dryml/template'
-    require 'dryml/dryml_generator'
-    Dryml.enable
+Now you can use templates that end in ".dryml" or ".html.dryml".  Controller 
+layouts will still be rendered and will enclose your templates, but you can 
+disable them if you wish in your ApplicationController:
 
-Now you can use templates that end in ".dryml".  Such templates will
-ignore layouts.
+    class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
+      layout nil
+    end
 
 # How to use outside of Rails