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                       version   1.0

So, basically, MiniTop is a home page. But not just any homepage, it's an /extendable/ homepage. What does that mean, exactly? Well, I'll show you an example MiniPart.

Consider the following ZIP file:

example.part
 |-- description.yml
 |-- part.erb

description.yml is a YAML map. An example would be:

---
name: Example App

That's all you need.

part.erb is a template, where the actual interface/code goes for your app. Example:

<strong><%= "This is an example.".upcase %></strong><br/>

Running the MiniTop

Run:

$ rake db:migrate
$ script/server

Then go to http://localhost:3000/

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