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-This is pre-alpha code. Don't expect anything to work as you might
-expect.
+TT3 has processed its first complete template! See examples/tt3.pl
-Most of the core modules are in place, but they're not really connected
-together yet. So there's no complete path to process a template and
-generate some output, although we're not far off.
+This is alpha quality code. Don't expect anything to work as you might
+expect right now.
-However, the modules relating to the parsing and compiling of templates
-are in place and working well. Only a handful of directives are implemented
-at present, and even fewer Perl generator methods exist.
+Most of the core modules are in place, and I'm just starting to
+connect them all together. There is now a complete path to process a
+template and generate output from the Template front-end module,
+although support for configuration options is limited.
-Nevertheless, there are plenty of tests in t/* that demonstrate various
-parts of TT3 working.
+There is currently no service layer, no filters, no virtual method
+(they're there but not plugged in by default), and only half the
+directives are implemented.
-The examples in examples/* are currently broken.
+However, we do have a complete and working compiler sub-system,
+providers for the various resources (templates, variables and plugins,
+no filters yet), and the new context architecture is in place and
+complete, barring a few minor improvements here and there.
- -- abw Nov 25 2004
+There are some examples in examples/*, and plenty of tests in t/* that
+demonstrate various parts of TT3 working.
+
+ -- abw Dec 11 2004