Add README_AE.md for DevNet Automation Exchange #11
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- Add README_AE.md for DevNet Automation Exchange
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I would like to propose including the awesome CE-Deploy project currently on DevNet Code Exchange to the Automation Exchange portal: Automation Exchange
AE is a new(ish) portal promoting code samples/projects that provide a bit more than raw/abstract code samples, shading more towards useful as-is, out-of-the-box experiences - precisely what CE-Deploy is, IMHO. I think this is a great way to spread the word and get more visibility, users, and perhaps contributors...
I am happy to create the AE submission, unless you prefer to do it yourself. One small need is to have a GitHub-hosted file containing the AE project description. I've taken the liberty of forking the CE-Deploy project, adding a README_AE.md file (based on the original README.md) and submitting a pull request.
Hopefully the only action needed on your part would be to accept the PR, at which point I can finalize the AE submission. (Note the PR has a few small grammar/layout tweaks to the original README.md too.)
Let me know if you have any questions/concerns.