* Use lang/ruby/gem.mk instead of misc/rubygems/rubygem.mk.
* Update HOMEPAGE.
* Add LICENSE.
* Ajust new ruby package's framework.
* Update dependency according to gemspec.
= 2.1
=== 19th Aug, 2010 (whyday)
* Helpers#R now calls to_param on any object it passes in
* Fix route generation issue with routes including "." (#22)
* Improved tests
* Improved 1.9 support
* Camping::Server is now built upon Rack::Server
* Add support for ERB, Haml etc through Tilt
* Introducing Camping.options and Camping#set
* Camping::Server only loads ActiveRecord when needed
= 2.0
=== 9th Apr, 2010
* Speed-up of Camping::Mab (thanks zimbatm!)
* @state is now an alias of @env['rack.session']
* Camping.use injects a Rack middleware.
* Update Flipbook to RDoc 2.4
* Removed old examples.
* Updated examples/blog.rb
* Camping::Apps returns!
* Session-cookies now timeout naturally (thanks jenna!)
* You can now `throw :halt` to halt the response in a helper.
* Camping::H#u is gone (was an alias to merge!)
* Camping::Session now uses session-cookies. The AR-backend is gone for now.
* camping/db.rb has been renamed to camping/ar.rb.
* Camping now uses Rack internally. Every app responds to #call.
= 1.6
=== Never released
* Camping::Apps removed, it wasn't reliable.
* bin/camping server kinds splitted in various files.
* NotFound and ServerError controllers changed to methods :
r404 : called when a controller was not found
r500 : called on uncaught exception
r501 : called on undefined method
All of those can be overridden at your taste.
* Markaby no longer required. Like AR, is it autoloaded on (Mab) usage.
* Camping::H is now inheriting from Hash instead of HashWithIndifferentAccess.
* Which made possible to remove the last strict dependency : active_support
* #errors_for removed, it wasn't really used
* Bug fixes !
Camping is a web framework which consistently stays at less than 4kb
of code. You can probably view the complete source code on a single
page. But, you know, it's so small that, if you think about it, what
can it really do?
The idea here is to store a complete fledgling web application in a
single file like many small CGIs. But to organize it as a
Model-View-Controller application like Rails does. You can then easily
move it to Rails once you've got it going.
