README.markdown in gotime-cassandra_object-2.1.2 vs README.markdown in gotime-cassandra_object-2.2.0

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 # Cassandra Object
 
-Cassandra Object provides a nice API for working with [Cassandra](http://incubator.apache.org/cassandra/). CassandraObjects are mostly duck-type compatible with ActiveRecord objects so most of your controller code should work ok.  Note that they're *mostly* compatible, Cassandra has no support for dynamic queries, or sorting.  So the following kinds of operations aren't supported and *never will be*.
+Cassandra Object provides a API for working with [Cassandra](http://incubator.apache.org/cassandra/).
 
-* `:order`
-* `:conditions`
-* `:joins`
-* `:group`
+Example:
 
-There isn't much in the way of documentation yet, but a few examples.
-
         class Customer < CassandraObject::Base
-          attribute :first_name,    :type => :string
-          attribute :last_name,     :type => :string
-          attribute :date_of_birth, :type => :date
-          attribute :signed_up_at,  :type => :time_with_zone
-    
-          validate :should_be_cool
-    
-          key :uuid
-  
-          index :date_of_birth
-  
-          association :invoices, :unique=>false, :inverse_of=>:customer
-
-          private
-  
-          def should_be_cool
-            unless ["Michael", "Anika", "Evan", "James"].include?(first_name)
-              errors.add(:first_name, "must be that of a cool person")
-            end
-          end
         end
-
-        class Invoice < CassandraObject::Base
-          attribute :number, :type=>:integer
-          attribute :total, :type=>:float
-          attribute :gst_number, :type=>:string
-  
-          # indexes can have a single entry also.
-          index :number, :unique=>true
-  
-          # bi-directional associations with read-repair support.
-          association :customer, :unique=>true, :inverse_of=>:invoices
-  
-          # Read migration support
-          migrate 1 do |attrs|
-            attrs["total"] ||= rand(2000) / 100.0
-          end
-  
-          migrate 2 do |attrs|
-            attrs["gst_number"] = "66-666-666"
-          end
-  
-          key :natural, :attributes => :number
-        end
-        
-        @invoice = Invoice.get("12345")
-        @invoice.customer.invoices.all.include?(@invoice) # true
-        
-# FAQ
-
-## How do I make this work?
-
-Here are some basic directions:
-
-  1. `git clone git://github.com/NZKoz/cassandra_object.git`
-  2. Run the bundler `gem bundle`
-  3. Make sure the tests pass `rake test`
-
-This gem has backwards compatibility with active support version 2.3.x,  this is to enable people to use it with rails 2.3 applications.  This backwards compatibility may not continue after the 1.0 release.
-
-## Should I use this in production?
-
-Only if you're looking to help out with the development, there are a bunch of rough edges right now.
-
-## Why do you use a superclass and not a module.
-
-Because.