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+Bogart
+------
+
+Bogart is a (mostly facetious) response to the Sinatra project.  The primary difference
+between the two projects is that Bogart is written in C, with the purpose of making it quick
+and easy to write little web services in C.
+
+This code has every security flaw you imagine, tons of memory leaks, and when I wrote it I
+may have been awake for much longer than one should be when writing C.
+
+A secondary reason for its existence was to give me an excuse to play with Apple's anonymous
+function extension to C. So, given that, it will only compile on OS X.
+
+It uses libevent, so you'll need that.
+
+If I get around to finishing it, it'll also support simple little models using Redis.
+
+
+Example
+-------
+
+    #include <stdio.h>
+    #include "bogart.h"
+
+    Bogart {
+        UseRedis;
+        
+        get("/hello") {
+            body("<h1>Hello, World!</h1>");
+        };
+
+        get("/create") {
+            redisCommand(_redisFd, "HSET User:%s %s %s", params("id"), "name", params("name"));
+            body("User created.");
+        };
+
+        get("/show") {
+            redisReply * reply = redisCommand(_redisFd, "HGET User:%s %s", params("id"), "name");
+            view("index.cml", map("name", reply->reply));
+        };
+
+        Start(11000)
+    }
+
+
+Pretty stupid simple.
+
+You might notice that "index.cml" bit in the last route. I rolled a crappy little template
+system into it. You pass `view` a filename and a mapping of keys to strings.
+
+
+So, check it out if you're curious how it's done... But don't use it for anything. Ever.
+
+
+[Tyler McMullen](http://drmcawesome.com/)