README.md in spine-rails-0.0.9 vs README.md in spine-rails-0.1.0

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 This gem requires the use of [Rails 3.1](http://rubyonrails.org), [CoffeeScript](http://jashkenas.github.com/coffee-script/) and the new Rails asset pipeline provided by [Sprockets](http://getsprockets.org).
 
 This gem does two things:
 
 * Adds Spine to the asset pipeline, so you can easily require it in your applications: `//= require spine`
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 * Adds some Spine generators, so you can easily create Spine Models, Views and Controllers.
 
 ### Installation
 
 In your Gemfile, add this line:
 
     gem "spine-rails"
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 Then run the following commands:
 
     bundle install
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     rails generate spine:new
 
 ### Layout and namespacing
 
 Running `rails g spine:new` will create the following directory structure:
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     app/assets/javascripts/app/models/
     app/assets/javascripts/app/views/
     app/assets/javascripts/app/controllers/
     app/assets/javascripts/app/index.js.coffee
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 By default your application will be namespaced by the `app` directory. You can specify a different namespace with the `--app` option:
 
     rails g spine:new --app foo_bar
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 **NOTE:** If you use the `--app` option here, then you will also have to specify it with other generators.
 
 Use the top-level level `index.js.coffee` file to setup namespacing and initial controller instantiation.
 
 ## Generators
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 spine-rails provides three simple generators to help you get started:
 
 ### Model
 
     rails g spine:model User email username full_name
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 This generator creates a very minimal model inside `app/assets/javascript/app/models`. You have to provide a list of attributes for the model.
 
 ### Controller
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     rails g spine:controller Users
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-This generator creates a minimal `Users` controller in `app/assets/javascripts/app/controllers` to get you started. 
 
+This generator creates a minimal `Users` controller in `app/assets/javascripts/app/controllers` to get you started.
+
 ### View
 
     rails g spine:view users/index
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 This generator creates a blank Spine view `app/assets/javascripts/app/views/users/index.jst.ejs`.
 
 The generator will create views in `hamljs`, `eco` or `ejs` format, depending on the gems availale:
 
 1. [eco](https://github.com/sstephenson/eco) - will use ECO templates
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     gem "spine-rails"
 
 Install the gem and generate resource.
 
     bundle install
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     rails g scaffold Post title:string content:string
     rake db:migrate
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     rails g spine:new
     rails g spine:model Post title content
-    rails g spine:controllers Posts
+    rails g spine:controller Posts
 
 You now have the default Spine data structures available to work with.
 
 Next navigate to [http://localhost:3000/posts](http://localhost:3000/posts), and open up the JavaScript console in the browser.
 
 Now you can use Spine:
 
     // Sends an AJAX POST to the server
     var post = App.Post.create({
-      title: 'Hello World!', 
+      title: 'Hello World!',
       content: 'Spine & Rails, sitting in a tree!'
-    }); 
+    });
 
     // => ID returned from Rails
-    post.id; 
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+    post.id;
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     // Sends AJAX PUT to the server
     post.updateAttributes({title: 'Goodbye'});
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 Reload the page, then:
 
     App.Post.fetch(); // Fetch all posts
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     App.Post.first().content;
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 For more information on how to integrate Spine with Rails, please see the [Rails guide](http://spinejs.com/docs/rails).
 
 Also if you want to have some useful helpers to bridge the gap between Spine and Rails, then [spine-extensions](https://github.com/dnagir/spine-extensions) is for you.
 
 ## Attributions