The good news is: coding is fun. The bad news is, coding is more fun than writing documentation. The problem is, that nearly every class or any other reausable code renders useless if it is not well documented. Well, I try to keep up.
I first did not know where to start. How to start explaining a sort of complex framework? I'm still not sure, so I just start where you probably start: create a simple web-site using Wombat. Before you can start, there are two essentials facts that need explanation.
One design goal of Wombat is to ease installation and upgrades. Therefore it is strongly recommended to keep Wombat's files separate from those that belong to your project. There is a simple way to achieve this: put the Wombat-Framework in one folder and your project in another. The folder that houses Wombat is called SYSTEMDIR, that with your web-site BASEDIR.
The next steps are to download and install Wombat:
At this point, the Wombat PHP Framework is up an running, still it doesn't do anything. What the next steps are depends on your needs. Make your choice how to continus