Radashi's messaging

[aleclarson]

Currently, we have the following in Radashi's readme. It's one of the first things a newcomer will read:

Radashi, pronounced /raw-dash-ee/, is a modern, zero-dependency JavaScript utility toolkit built with TypeScript for type-safe, readable, and maintainable code. Radashi omits functions that have become obsolete in Lodash and introduces innovative tools for improved error handling, asynchronous operations, and data manipulation. With a focus on readability and maintainability, Radashi ensures that its source code is easy to understand and use, making it simple for developers to copy individual functions directly from GitHub if needed. Radashi is the go-to toolkit for cleaner, more efficient code in today's JavaScript ecosystem.

How can we improve this? We want the value proposition of Radashi to really click in the heads of newcomers as soon as possible. I'm open to all ideas on this.

Once we have the docs up & running, it might be best to simply link over to its landing page after a short text description in the readme, since we can present example code in a more appealing fashion when we have full control over the page.

[aleclarson]

Okay, I think the current iteration of the readme is pretty good.

https://github.com/radashi-org/radashi/blob/cd6a04bb287cb9524382783eb268ba4039ce9ceb/README.md

Closing this discussion, but opinions are still welcome.