<commit_before>#title: Before beginning everything
#author:Peter.Tung(<EMAIL>)

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To increase programming productivity is the core mission goal of Nutz
	Java is a beautiful programming language, after 10 years of development, 
	it has been applied to almost every place, in the powerful enterprise servers, hand set chips, 
	the automotive equipment, intelligent appliances and even the mars rovers. 
	In function, it involved a wide range of software applications to various fields, 
	and now it begins to infiltrate desktop and graphic processing application. 
	From historical views it is a mature language, now, it is the world's most widely used language, 
	and for the future, it is the most promising language (it is still full of vitality and innovation). 

	However, in the more and more popular area of Web development, Java seem to have exposed a weakness. Yes, the scripting languages roll up a boom.
	It seems that a new "revolution" is begin. And Java, is laughed by "{_scripts}" frequently about {# F00; * low development efficiency}.

	{#00A;*But, is that real?} 

	In essence, Java language itself only provides two aspect helps for programmers, the first the grammar, and the second the built-in library. 
	Currently programmers who work on Web development based on Java, are mostly using third-party libraries (or frameworks), such as the popular SSH. 
	The so-called that Java is inefficient in the Web Development, it may be more appropriate to say: {#F80;*inefficient to use third-party libraries for development}.

	To prove that, I create Nutz, which is a collections of lightweight frameworks, each of them can be used independently. 
	And the mission of the Nutz is {#080;*to maximum increase in the productivity of Web developers}. <commit_msg>change image path<commit_after>#title: Before beginning everything
#author:Peter.Tung(<EMAIL>)

<logo.png>

To increase programming productivity is the core mission goal of Nutz
	Java is a beautiful programming language, after 10 years of development, 
	it has been applied to almost every place, in the powerful enterprise servers, hand set chips, 
	the automotive equipment, intelligent appliances and even the mars rovers. 
	In function, it involved a wide range of software applications to various fields, 
	and now it begins to infiltrate desktop and graphic processing application. 
	From historical views it is a mature language, now, it is the world's most widely used language, 
	and for the future, it is the most promising language (it is still full of vitality and innovation). 

	However, in the more and more popular area of Web development, Java seem to have exposed a weakness. Yes, the scripting languages roll up a boom.
	It seems that a new "revolution" is begin. And Java, is laughed by "{_scripts}" frequently about {# F00; * low development efficiency}.

	{#00A;*But, is that real?} 

	In essence, Java language itself only provides two aspect helps for programmers, the first the grammar, and the second the built-in library. 
	Currently programmers who work on Web development based on Java, are mostly using third-party libraries (or frameworks), such as the popular SSH. 
	The so-called that Java is inefficient in the Web Development, it may be more appropriate to say: {#F80;*inefficient to use third-party libraries for development}.

	To prove that, I create Nutz, which is a collections of lightweight frameworks, each of them can be used independently. 
	And the mission of the Nutz is {#080;*to maximum increase in the productivity of Web developers}. 
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