-Ariadne feared for the life of Theseus, who she had fallen in love with, because
-he was to enter the maze designed by Daedalus. She saved him by giving him
-a ball of string.
-Building experimental code for GQL_to_Cypher has proven to be as complex as
-navigating Daedalus's maze. As it turns out, `make` does not
-backward-chain pattern rules. Gradle/Groovy tends to build projects in
-layers.
+First draft of a skeleton project. This project structure is intended to
+be language agnostic.
-To use the Ariadne build tool, a developer writes their dependency graph in
-Groovy, utilizing a map and a set of regular expression matching
-functions. Then, to build or clean up the project, the developer invokes
-Ariadne.
-
-Ariadne was originally written in Groovy because it evolved incrementally as
-part of a Gradle script.
+This skeleton is built around the simple Java 'Paintit' example.
+No build tool is assumed, instead there are some simple bash scripts which
+build the project, and thus show what a build tool needs to do.
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