GitHub - red-by-example/red-by-example: Red by Example - an accessible reference by example

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The original User Guide can be found in readme-user-guide.txt file.

Original authors of this software and documentation are Arie van Wingerden and Mike Parr - @mikeparr. By their decision, it is handled to Red community (link to discussion on Gitter: https://gitter.im/red/docs?at=5de421871659720ca8df4744 ). They decided to publish it under MIT License for everyone to be able to improve it ( https://gitter.im/red/docs?at=5f23105525cae90e6d8ec42e ).