Added a License and Readme.

LICENSE.md

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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) [year] [fullname]
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+SOFTWARE.

README.md

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+### What is Crystal?
+Crystal is a UWP application development framework I use for my own projects. It essentially a way for me to get started quickly and not have to get my hands dirty. Batteries are not included. Use at your own risk!
+
+### Why Crystal?
+Don't use Crystal! Seriously, don't do it!
+
+### Seriously. Why? (Backstory)
+I first wrote Crystal back during my days of WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) as a way to jump into MVVM. I was a little too impatient to tutorials for the major libraries at the time so I decided to write my own. It would be fast and easy to, at least, for myself. Eventually, a [friend](https://github.com/XAMPP) of mine decided to use it in his application. From that point on, I began to use Crystal in all of my applications. You can view the beginning of this library if you look at the very beginning of the commit log from 2012.
+
+Eventually I stumbled upon WP7 and Silverlight. From that point on, I rewrote Crystal as Crystal 2 and added support for both of those platforms. Unfortunately at the time, I didn't do very much with those platforms. I rewrote an old application named Hanasu to use it but thats it. Crystal 2 eventually supported WP8, then W8/W8.1 (WinRT) and by extension, WP8.1 (WinPRT). I created a few apps with this new support but never released them to the public.
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+Finally, with the invention of UWP, I decided to once again, rewrite the library to support the platform from the ground up.
+
+
+### Features
+Crystal provides support for MVVM, Navigation, Suspension/Resurrection (as per the Application Lifecycle), IoC, and Messaging among other miscellaneous goodies. 
+
+- MVVM - Model View ViewModel
+    - ViewModels are bound to a view based on platform (Desktop, Mobile, Xbox, Holographic, IoT and Surface) meaning you can easily customize your view based on platform. 
+- Supports suspension and resurrection of your application out of the box. ViewModels are provided with lifecycle events accordingly.
+- Contains a basic IoC (Inversion of Control) implementation. Theres one global IoC container and an additional one per viewmodel in your application.
+    - Support for utilizing the application dispatcher is powered by IoC.
+- Supports the Mobile statusbar.
+- Basic RelayCommand implementation.
+- Handles the Desktop Window Back Button for you.
+- (Anniversary Update/Redstone 1) Supports single-process background activation with prelaunch support coming soon.
+- Messaging between ViewModels
+- Prelimenary Multi-Window support
+- Various miscellaneous converters such as:
+    - BooleanToVisbilityConverter
+    - InverseBooleanToVisibilityConverter
+    - BooleanToInverseBooleanConverter
+    - RelativeTimeConverter
+    - DateTimeToTimeStringConverter
+- Other miscellaneous extension methods
+
+### Tested Platforms
+- Desktop - Works!
+- Mobile - Works!
+- Xbox - Works!
+- Hololens (Holographic) - Not Tested
+- Surface Hub - Not Tested
+- IoT - Not Tested