= Jam
Jam is a data-driven templater system. Jam provides 100% sepearation between logic and presentation.
Jam can operate on the back-end via Ruby or on the front-end via Javascript/jQuery off-loading some of the back-end work load, while also providing 100% SOC (Seperation of Concern).
== Examples
Here is an example of usage in Javascript.
data = { hello: "Hello, World!" }
$.jam(data)
Jam templates are especially useful when filled via AJAX with JSON data. For this reason a shortcut is provided.
$.jam_ajax('http://somewhere/data.json')
== TODO
Jam will likely witch from jQuery to Swizzle on the Javascript side in the future.
= License
Jam - Ruby/Javascript Templates
Copyright (c) 2007,2008 Tiger Ops
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