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   <div id="routing_example" class="collapse no-transition">
  -<pre class="prettyprint"><code>
  -
  -// in app/controllers/my_controller/server.js
  +<pre class="prettyprint"><code>// in app/controllers/my_controller/server.js 
  +// if this controller is the hooked
  +// up to the root URL ('/') in our routes.json. The following URL routes would be
  +//  generated and handled by this server controller.
  +//
  +// /
  +// /demo
  +// /update
  +// /get/*/
  +
   module.exports = {
     routes: {
       "/" : "get_index",
       "/demo" : "get_demo",
  -    "/smiley/:id" : "get_smiley",
  +    "/foo/:id" : "get_foo",
     },
     post_routes: {
       "update" : post_update
     },
     get_index: function(ctx, api) {},
     get_demo: function(ctx, api) {},
  -  get_smiley: function(ctx, api) {},
  -  post_index: function(ctx, api) {};
  +  get_foo: function(ctx, api) {},
  +  post_update: function(ctx, api) {};
   };
   
   }</code></pre>
   </div>
  -
  -<br />
  -
  -Let's say this controller is the hooked up to the root URL ('/') in our
  -routes.json. The following URL routes would be generated and handled by this
  -server controller.
  -
  -<ul>
  -<li><b>/</b></li>
  -<li><b>/demo</b></li>
  -<li><b>/update</b></li>
  -<li><b>/add/*/</b></li>
  -</ul>
   
   <h4>Reverse Routing</h4>
   
  
positive.code: are delivered, the prelude downloads their dependencies and displays them.
  </p>
  <p>
  If you'd like to put more JS files into the prelude, you can add them to
  <b>app/client/prelude.json</b> to be served inside the initial prelude.js
  payload. If there is just some core JS, you can put it inside
  <b>app/client/prelude.js</b> and will be appended to the prelude package.
  </p>
  <p>
  Currently, the prelude contains <b>underscore</b>, <b>backbone</b> and
  <b>bootstrap</b> and the <b>socket</b> library is delivered separately.
  </p>
  
  <h1>Left to the developer</h1>
  
negative.code: </div>
  
  </div>
  
  <h3>Using Bower Components</h3>
  
  <a href="http://bower.io/">Bower</a> is a great way of managing front end
  dependencies. To use them in superfluous, you can install your bower components
  into app/ or app/client and then require them from client code.
  
  <br />
  
  If you were to install jquery (as an example), in a client controller, you could use
  <code>require("app/bower_components/jquery/jquery"))</code> to require it.
  