                                  RANDOM NOTES
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              There is an example application in the eg/ directory
                               called "Example".

           This is how you currently run this squatting application:

                                     cd eg/
                               squatting Example

              (Example.pm needs to be discoverable through @INC.)

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                     If you're familiar w/ the Camping API,
                      the Squatting API will feel similar.

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     Example::Controllers is the package that contains all the controllers.

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                     Controllers are objects (not classes)
                  that are constructed using the C() function.

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                      Controllers represent HTTP Resources
                           that support HTTP Methods
                             like GET and POST with
                               the object methods
                                 get and post.

                        This was the genius of Camping.
                        I can't think of a better way to
                          express RESTful controllers.

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           Example::Views is the package that contains all the views.

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                      Views are also objects (not classes)
                  that are constructed using the V() function.

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               The methods of a view are thought of as templates.

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                     The responsibility of a template is to
                       1) take a hashref of variables and
                              2) return a string.

                  You may use any templating system you want,
                              or even none at all.

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                You may define a layout template called 'layout'
         which will be used to wrap the content of any other template.
            If you don't want your template to be wrapped, you have
                     to give it a name with a '_' in front.

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           You may define a generic template called '_' for use when
                      a specific template can't be found.

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                          You may have multiple views.

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                The first view you define is your default view.

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               The optional 2nd parameter to the render() method
           lets you specify which view you want to use.  For example,

                        $self->render('profile', 'json')

           would render the 'profile' template using the 'json' view.

