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neatComponents websites are constructed by assembling components and then configuring them with dialog-box controls.
The easiest way to understand how neatComponents works is to look at a simple example, like this Blog System.

Creating a Blog System
Below is a picture of the finished result - you can see the real blog here. The Blog is made up of a number of elements displayed on a page.
Each page element is made in a similar way, and in this example we will look at the main blog posting on the left side.

Add the components to the website
The first step is to create the site stucture by simply dragging the components into place to build the blog structure.
Note the Floating Toolbox  showing that we are logged-in with editing rights.

 Here we are only interested in three Components:

  The Blog Entry Section page that is displayed to the visitor.

  The Table where the writer enters their blog posting.

  The Query that controls what data from the Table is used.

Configure the components
Here we have a custom Data Entry Form (so that users can enter the data into the Table - the contents of their posting) and then the Query that determines how that form-data is to be used on the page.

Embed the Query
The Query is then embedded on the Blog Entry page-component using the built-in Tool   and its properties are adjusted to display the finished blog posting.

Finish the display
Additional components are added, configured and then embedded in a similar way, to create the rich display of the finished blog system. 

No coding - no scripting
It goes without saying that all this configuration is done without writing a single line of code, without any Linux haiku, and without breaking a sweat.

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