RELEASE_NOTES.txt

Version 2.1
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- Dispatch events for various state transitions

Version 2.0.2
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- In the two default editors, pressing ESC aborts the editing process.

Version 2.0.1
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- Removed dependency on ActiveRecord and support spying the
  `include_root_in_json` setting from `Mongoid.config` if Mongoid is used.

Version 2.0
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Major overhaul of the entire project.

- No more standalone  
  Since I don't think anyone is using this in a different way, REST in Place is
  now a pure Rails 3.1 gemplugin using the asset pipeline
- Specs  
  To facilitate development of new features and refactoring, the app now has a
  Jasmine spec suite in the testapp. It can be run by visiting
  http://localhost:3000/jasmine
- CoffeeScript  
  Because if you're not using CoffeScript there's something wrong with you. It
  makes JavaScript bearable again.
- Proper CSRF token support  
  This was hacky in the past but for a while Rails includes a standard mechanism
  for providing CSRF information to JavaScript running on the page.
- Automatic detection of `include_root_in_json` setting in Rails  
  Through the magic of erb and the asset pipeline, REST in Place can detect
  how you've configured ActiveRecord.
- **BC breaking interface changes**  
  Two major things have changed that might trip you up:
  - The default css class for REST in Place is now `rest-in-place` and not 
    `rest_in_place`.
  - Elements with that default class are initialized automatically on
    `document.ready`.
  - The jQuery function to intialize elements with a REST in Place Editor was
    renamed from `rest_in_place()` to `restInPlace()`.