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-# AtlasClassLoader
- * The Atlas Loader
- * This is a classloader , with dynamic class removal feature.
- * How this is achieved?
- * The idea came from Mario Ortegón(https://stackoverflow.com/users/2309/mario-orteg%c3%b3n) in this stackoverflow post -> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/148681/unloading-classes-in-java
- * And in brief description , every class can be removed , if his class loader is also garbage collected . so the
- * Atlas Loader just manages SingleClassLoaders , a loader witch only allowed to load one class (with call to .resolveIt()) . when the removal is needed
- * the only thing needed is to garbage collect the responsible class loader .
- * @implNote when .removeClass(java.lang.String) is called , it is assumed that every object of this class is also garbage collected
- * @implNote this class have no security responsibility , the specific implementation of SingleClassLoader has . the AtlasLoader is a dummy wrapper over
- * a bunch of SingleClassLoaders, nothing more!
- *
+##  AtlasClassLoader
+Classic classloader , but you can remove the class in runtime
+
+#### How this is achieved?
+  The idea came from Mario Ortegón(https://stackoverflow.com/users/2309/mario-orteg%c3%b3n) in this stackoverflow post -> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/148681/unloading-classes-in-java, and in brief description , every class can be removed , if his class loader is also garbage collected  so the Atlas Loader just manages SingleClassLoaders , a loader witch only allowed to load one class (with call to .resolveIt())
+When the removal is needed the only thing needed is to garbage collect the responsible class loader .
+When .removeClass(java.lang.String) is called , it is assumed that every object of this class is also garbage collected
+@implNote this class have no security responsibility , the specific implementation of SingleClassLoader has . the AtlasLoader is a dummy wrapper over a bunch of SingleClassLoaders, nothing more!