Browser Support "appears" to have issues and also is broken in example.

[NathanaelA]

1. No instructions on how to compile it to be a browser version [coffee --join dot.js --compile dot_core.coffee settings/original.coffee do_t.coffee] appears to work. (As a side note the dot.js file that is compiled this way; is not good for node then, because it has the full settings/dotcore but it tries to "require" them in the node section module setup)
2. doT.template is not defined; based on the older version of the codebase; it looks like .compile is supposed to be the same thing. So adding a
   "template: DotCore::compile" to the Dot_core.coffee file after the compile definition appears to fix it (mostly).
3. Examples\Browsersample.html has two issues and appears to be broken under your coffeescript version codebase. 1st, it references ../dot.min.js; this file doesn't exist. So switching it to ../dot.js fixes it so it can run. But the {{=it.title}} doesn't print; it prints "undefined" instead. Also it is missing the full headertmpl, and the mycustominjectionintoheader.

[NathanaelA]

I'll leave a git pull in a few minutes that will fix these issues. Got it easily figured out; just have to convert it to coffee script. ;-)

[NathanaelA]

#4 is the Pull request that should fix everything in this issue.