A modular streaming web framework for Javascript.

A very unique and very (fab) approach to templates may just land tomorrow...
"Everybody left and was like, uh, what?" (via @sammy_js guru and baconeur @aq, at 41:16 of @changelogshow 0.2.2: http://bit.ly/tcl-0-2-2)
The node.js createServer boilerplate from the examples is no more, thanks to the newly added fab.listen: http://bit.ly/937Iev
[FIXED] If only rgb(255, 170, 187) were as good a background color (http://bit.ly/cTMIdb) as 4011 is a port number (http://bit.ly/clJYZt).
To see how future distributed (fab) development will happen, check out how homebrew does it: http://bit.ly/9Fj6Ya (with hat tip to @defunkt)
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Until the documentation gets polished up, you can learn more about (fab) from last week's #jsconf presentation: http://bit.ly/9fsXZL
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There's an app for that! Introducing the makings of the (fab) "app store": http://github.com/jed/fab/tree/master/apps/
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with( fab ) fab ( nodejs ) ( tmpl, "<%= this %>, but not the perf hit!" ) ( "(fab) enables the pith of *with*" )
Welcome to (fab), a mindbendingly modular web framework for Javascript. Follow me for semi-weekly updates about (fab) development!
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