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+Code Camp Overflow
+===============
+
+Sample code given at a [Utah Code Camp](http://utcodecamp.com/) presentation
+introducing the .NET open-source MVC web framework
+[FubuMVC](http://fubumvc.com/). FubuMVC (Fubu = for us, by us) focuses on rapid
+development, plugability, and convention-based configuration. It tries to focus
+on SOLID principles, composability, separation of concerns, DRY, and other
+critical concepts of rapid, friction/pain-free web development. There are
+several differentiating features from ASP.NET MVC, such as behavior chains,
+packaging, partial requests, and much more.
+
+The following content describes the different phases of the code base throughout
+the presentation, which was done using Git tags at several milestones in the
+historical timeline of change sets.  The purpose to this particular method of
+presentation was to show important setup steps and also showcase various
+features of the FubuMVC web framework at each milestone.  Once the repository is
+brought down locally to your own machine, you can easily switch between the
+different snapshots of the code base by issuing `git checkout tagNameHere`
+commands.
+
+##1-Barebones
+
+This tag contains a code base with just enough infrastructure to run a blank
+FubuMVC website and to enable browsing through the diagnostics screens. The
+Visual Studio 2010 SP1 solution was created starting with a `Blank ASP.NET Web
+Application` targeting .NET Framework 4.0; it is also set up for IIS Express.
+The dependent libraries were obtained by grabbing the latest source (as of
+[3/14/11, commit e66c7e9](https://github.com/DarthFubuMVC/fubumvc/commit/e66c7e9b713c54f6f390c86140a24c1ec0f53f99))
+from [FubuMVC's GitHub repository](https://github.com/DarthFubuMVC/fubumvc), and
+running the default task of the Rake build script found in the root of the
+repository.  This is done simply with the command `rake` but requires that you
+have Ruby and several Ruby Gems installed; an `InstallGems.bat` should be able
+to help with getting the necessary Ruby Gems downloaded and installed.  Now the
+needed DLL libraries to build a FubuMVC website can then be found in the `build`
+directory, though currently that directory contains more than is necessary.  A
+simple configuration of a Fubu web application can be found in the
+`Global.asax.cs` file.