page1 (Borges::Tutorial)

    # File lib/Borges/Component/Tutorial.rb, line 53
      def page1
        return %^Welcome to the Seaside tutorial.  The purpose of this tutorial is to introduce and demonstrate some of Seaside's features in a dynamic, interactive way.  As you progress through the tutorial, you will get to use, inspect, and modify a set of prebuilt examples and tools.  Each example will appear in the right margin of this page, where you can interact with it at your leisure. explanatory text will appear on the left
      #{empty}
      The central class in the Seaside framework is Component.  Each part of a Seaside user interface is controlled by a separate component subclass.  Some components may be very small, modelling a navigation control or specialized form input.  Larger components might model an entire page, and would embed many smaller subcomponents within themselves.  Seaside applications are built through the interactions of many such large components
      <p>
      Embedded to the right is the "hello world" of components: a simple counter.  Over the next few pages of this tutorial we will be examining this component class in detail
      #{counter}
      ^
      end