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# Changelog
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= Methadone - kick the bash habit and start your command line apps off right
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A smattering of tools to make your command-line apps easily awesome; kick the bash habit without sacrificing any of the power.
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The goal of this project is to make it as easy as possible to write awesome and powerful command-line applications.
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=== Methadone Rehab 1.9.1
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TODO
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=== Methadone Clinic 1.0
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{Tutorial for your iPad}[http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/kick-bash-habit-ruby-methadone/id515825242?ls=1] - This is a *free* iBooks interactive ebook that contains a step-by-step tutorial on making an awesome app with Methadone, including screencasts.
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