fixed example, added READMEs

README.md

@@ -2,4 +2,10 @@
 
 Yaap is a generic annotation processor for javascript. It can be used to implement cross-cutting concerns and inject additional aspect oriented code.
 
-See [Readme](yaap/README.md) for more information.
+See [Readme](yaap/README.md) for more information.
+
+
+There are also two examples for server and client scenario:
+
+* On [Node](node-example)
+* In [Browser](browser-example)

browser-example/README.md

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+#Yaap in a browser
+
+The Example uses cujo.js to annotate and autowire a class.
+
+use `bower install` to install dependencies

browser-example/index.html

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 			 packages: {
 		        wire: { path: 'components/wire', main: 'wire'},
 		        when: { path: 'components/when/', main: 'when'},
-		        yaap: { path: '../yaap/', main: 'yaap'},
+		        yaap: { path: 'components/yaap/yaap', main: 'yaap'},
 		        meld: { path: 'components/meld', main: 'meld' },
 		        underscore:{ path: 'components/underscore', main: 'underscore',
 		        		config: {moduleLoader: 'curl/loader/cjsm11'}

node-example/README.md

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+#Yaap in node
+
+The Example uses cujo.js to annotate and autowire a class.
+
+use `npm install` to install dependencies

yaap/README.md

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 `Remark:` Yaap/wire uses the parameter name to autowire. You can also supply a reference name with `/*@Autowire("level")*/`
 
 `Remark:` You can also annotate the whole function with `@Autowire` so every parameter will be autowired by name.
+
+###Constructors
+The yaap/wire plugin will be called after the bean was initialized. That means, the constructor itself will not be affected by annotations. 
+
+As a workaround, use a separate initialize-method (using the [init-facade](https://github.com/cujojs/wire/blob/master/docs/configure.md#init-methods) of wire).