initial mrhyde release - 0.5.0

README.md

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 # mrhyde
 
-** readme pending **
-
 The primary design decision is to remove as much of the interop glue
-and clj->js->clj data marshalling from application code as possible.
-
+and clj->js->clj data marshalling from application code as possible. 
 `mrhyde` allows cljs sequential
 types to be treated as native JavaScript arrays by implementing the
 [ArrayLike.js specification](https://github.com/dribnet/ArrayLike.js)
 and then using the ArrayLikeIsArray polyfill. This technique has
-proven useful on the leaflet and angular libraries. In addition,
+proven useful on libraries like leaflet and angular libraries. In addition,
 `mrhyde` includes data interop glue so that cljs map types can be
 treated as native JavaScript objects as well as several helpful
 functions patching JavaScript functions to provide smoother interop.
 
+See [strokes](https://github.com/dribnet/strokes) for an example of how
+the mrhyde library is useful for JavaScript interop.
+
 ## Getting Started 
 
 To use strokes from your ClojureScript project, 
 add this dependency to your `project.clj`:
 
-    [net.drib/mrhyde "0.5.0-NOT-YET"]
-
----
-
-[For now, check out strokes](https://github.com/dribnet/strokes) to get more info.
-
+    [net.drib/mrhyde "0.5.0"]

project.clj

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-(defproject net.drib/mrhyde "0.5.0-SNAPSHOT"
+(defproject net.drib/mrhyde "0.5.0"
   :description "mrhyde: cljs <-> js interop"
   :url "https://github.com/dribnet/mrhyde"
   :license {:name "Eclipse Public License"