<commit_before>= netzke-core

**THIS IS WORK IN PROGRESS: big refactoring is taking place, along with Rails3 compatibility and cucumber/rspec tests**

Create Ext JS + Rails reusable components (components) with minimum effort.

This is the bare bones of the Netzke framework. Use it to build your own components from scratch. For pre-built components (like panels, grids, forms, trees, applications), see the netzke-basepack (http://github.com/skozlov/netzke-basepack) project.

The idea behind the Netzke framework is that it allows you write reusable client/server code. Create a component, and then embed it straight to your Rails' view, load it dynamically into your Ext-based applications, or use them as building blocks for new components. For more info, see the links below.

== Installation
For the latest ("edge") stuff, install as plugin (recommended!):

    rails plugin install git://github.com/skozlov/netzke-core.git
    
To generate the migrations for Netzke persistent storage:

    rails g netzke:core

Netzke assumes that your ExtJS library is in public/extjs (which may be a symbolic link):
<commit_msg>Minor README update<commit_after>= netzke-core

Create Ext JS + Rails reusable components (components) with minimum effort.

This is the bare bones of the Netzke framework. Use it to build your own components from scratch. For pre-built components (like panels, grids, forms, trees, applications), see the netzke-basepack (http://github.com/skozlov/netzke-basepack) project.

The idea behind the Netzke framework is that it allows you write reusable client/server code. Create a component, and then embed it straight to your Rails' view, load it dynamically into your Ext-based applications, or use it as a building block for other components. For more info, see the links below.

== Installation
For the latest ("edge") stuff, install as plugin (recommended!):

    rails plugin install git://github.com/skozlov/netzke-core.git -r rails3
    
To generate the migrations for Netzke persistent storage:

    rails g netzke:core

Netzke assumes that your ExtJS library is in public/extjs (which may be a symbolic link):

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