doc: fnord

$: << ::File.expand_path("../../../fnordmetric/lib/", __FILE__)

require "fnordmetric"

FnordMetric.namespace :myapp do

### Examples

+ [Simple Example](/documentation/examples/fm_classic_simple_example)

+ [Full Ruby DSL Example](/documentation/examples/fm_classic_full_example)

+ [Simple Example](/documentation/examples/fm_classic_simple_example) - Minimal Example to get started

+ [Full Ruby DSL Example](/documentation/examples/fm_classic_full_example) - This Example show almost everything the DSL can do and has an example data generator included

### Screencasts

<img src="/img/simple_example_screen.png" width="630" class="shadow" />

You now have a running FnordMetric application. There is a lot more you can do with FnordMetric, read about that in [Events and Gauges](/documentation/classic_event_handlers)), [Widgets](/documentation/classic_widgets)) and [Examples](/documentation/classic_examples)).

You now have a running FnordMetric application. There is a lot more you can do with FnordMetric:

  + Check out the [Full Ruby DSL Example](/documentation/examples/fm_classic_full_example)

  + [List of UI Widgets](/documentation/classic_widgets)

  + Read more about [Events and Gauges](/documentation/classic_event_handlers)

    </ul>

    <% [

      ["FnordMetric UI", "fnordmetric_ui"],

      ["FnordMetric Classic", "fnordmetric_classic"]

      ["FnordMetric Classic", "fnordmetric_classic"],

      ["FnordMetric UI", "fnordmetric_ui"]

    ].each do |(title, key)| %>

      <a class="nav_title"><%= title %></a>

      <ul>