Minor doc tweaks

README.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This bundle is under the MIT license.
 
 About
 -----
-This bundle is created and maintained by Warnar Boekkooi.
+This bundle is created and maintained by [Warnar Boekkooi](http://boekkooi.net/).
 Special thanks go to the [Symfony](http://symfony.com/) community and [Jörn Zaefferer](http://jqueryvalidation.org/).
 
 Alternatives

doc/custom_constraints.md

@@ -5,20 +5,25 @@ So you probably have a few custom constraints with you application and you want
 For this you will need to do a few things:
 - Create a constraint mapper
 - Add you constraint mapper to the DI
+- Implement the constraint as a jquery validate rule
 
 The goal of a constraint mapper is to map a constraint as a jquery validation rule.
 In general all constraints are mapped and registered as constraint mappers.
 So look the constraint mappers available (under `src/Form/Rule/Mapping`) within the project and create your own.
 
-    **REMARK**
-        Some times you need to do more then just a map a simple constraint for this there are form passes.
-        These are located under `src/Form/Rule/Compiler`
-
 Once you have create your custom constraint mapper you need to register it in the DI/Service Container.
 A example is:
 ```YAML
 acme.form.rule.my_mapper:
     class: Acme\Form\Rule\MyRule
     tags:
      - { name: validator.rule_mapper }
-```
+```
+
+After this you need to make sure you include your jquery validate rule into the page.
+
+DataTransformer Rules/Constraints
+-------------
+In some cases you maybe using a custom 'DataTransformer' that validates your data (or throw a exception when it's invalid).
+If this is the case you (probably) need to implement a FormRuleProcessor to add a TransformerRule.
+A good example is `src/Form/Rule/Processor/DateTimeToArrayTransformerPass`.