Non developer readme contribution

[denineguy]

I have written a clear, easy-to-comprehend introduction for technologyRepo. I believe this introduction, free of complex technical terms, will swiftly and thoroughly inform anyone about the use-cases, merit, and advantages, including the celebrated features, of technologyRepo. Seasoned developers, new programmers, and even nontechnical visitors will benefit from the clear language, exposing technologyRepo to a broader range of users.

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@jnandez1986 can you please confirm that you were also and author on this pull request and that you are okay with these commits being contributed to google

[denineguy]

I did author these commit, but there may have been and issue where I accidentally used an incorrect email address. I tried to resolve that by adding the correct email as the author which is denineguy@gmail.com and is the only email I will use for my github account.

[jnandez1986]

where do I confirm?

[denineguy]

@jnandez1986 just add your confirmation in the comments

[jnandez1986]

I confirm

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[tjsavage]

Thanks @denineguy and @jnandez1986 for the PR! I think it's a good point that the README should include a more easy-to-comprehend overview of how the library works. We can use this as a solid starting point and maybe make a few tweaks on top. Would you mind squashing the commits a bit (and perhaps rebasing onto the latest master)?

[googlebot]

CLAs look good, thanks!

[denineguy]

@tjsavage I have squashed the commits and rebased onto the laster master. Thanks

[tjsavage]

Thank you!