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   <title>Toobs</title>

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				<h1>Welcome to Toobs</h1>
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					"What java framework do you use to build web pages? Struts 2, WebWork, Widget?"<br/><br/>

          ToobSmiths believe this is the wrong question to ask:<br/><br/>

          People have been building pages for the web for a long time.  With the advent of web 2.0 and AJAX, page-level frameworks have gotten in the way instead of easing development and increasing productivity, often leading to difficult solutions to easy-to-solve problems.<br/><br/>

          A better question would be:<br/><br/>

          “What java framework do you use to compose, aggregate, and manage your catalog of reusable components?”<br/><br/>

          This surprisingly simple question is answered by decomposing web development into smaller, more manageable chunks: Pages, Components, Widgets and Properties.  Toobs provides an implementation for organizing these elements in a consistent manner using a pluggable, secure environment backed by Spring. This allows for a blazing fast concurrent implementation that can be expanded to run any rendering engine of choice.<br/><br/>

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					<h4>Download latest stable release</h4>
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				<h2>Latest News</h2>
				<?php include("includes/news.php"); ?>
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				<h2>Development Activity</h2>
				<?php include("includes/devstream.php"); ?>
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