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Adds Getting Started section to README.md #272

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Expand Up @@ -6,6 +6,18 @@ Filelib is a file library component for PHP, providing a virtual filesystem for
It can be used to manage both your application's internal and user-uploaded files in many ways. What it (at least for now)
is NOT is a place to store your assets like css, js and similar.

## Getting Started

* [Code examples are here](https://github.com/xi-project/xi-filelib-examples)
* [Symfony 2 Bundle is here](https://github.com/xi-project/xi-bundle-filelib)
* We also have plenty of other stuff, but the guy writing this edit just does not know about it

We should add simple copy/paste instructions for composer.json files and other necessary "try this" information but for some reason we still haven't done it.

We are currently using GitHub Wiki's to document our project. You can improve the documentation easily at here GitHub by editing the documentation, which will crete a fork of your edits and then you can submit a pull request, which will be handled by our contributors. Same goes for the README.md files of each separate repository.

## What Filelib is for

Let's face it: practically all web apps have to store documents, media and such and the needs are same.
Filelib takes care of all the hard and/or repetetive tasks and abstracts away and reveals all the related changeable
components as loosely coupled subsystems:
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