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-=head1 Overview of Maypole Documentation
-
-The Maypole documentation is arranged over several files; this is a good
-one to start with.
-
-Once you've read this, you should probably look at L<About.pod>, the
-guide to what Maypole is and how the Maypole request works. It also
-describes how to set up a simple CRUD web application in Maypole.
-
-The next two chapters are quite thorough, and you might want to skip
-over them if you already know how L<Class::DBI> and the L<Template>
-toolkit work. L<Model.pod> and L<View.pod> describe these technologies
-and their relationship to Maypole.
-
-Now we present the default actions and templates - the F<factory>
-templates - in L<StandardTemplates.pod>. When you have read these
-chapters, you are ready to start building more complex applications in
-Maypole than just a simple CRUD interface. L<Beer.pod> reintroduces the
-beer database application and shows how to move from the "magic" of the
-automatically supplied templates and actions to a customized application
-with user-specified actions.
-
-L<Request.pod> contains more information about the Maypole request
-object and provides some cookbook-style techniques: how to provide
-authentication, how to provide a REST interface, how to override various
-stages of the content generation process, and so on.
-
-The final chapters are examples of how to construct large web
-applications in Maypole: L<Flox.pod> describes a "social network" site
-similar to Friendster and Orkut; L<PetStore.pod> implements the Java/C#
-benchmark Pet Store application; and L<BuySpy.pod> implements the
-ASP.NET sample portal application.