Adding Getting Started project to be part of the solution #61
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@sethjuarez seems like a great idea |
add NaiveBayes to the sample switch to use project reference and 4 unit tests are failing update getting started to support new vs2017 project files
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@DashNY and @sethjuarez I rebased the code base, so you can merge at any point of time. Thanks, Max |
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I would like to use this library in one of my projects and discovered that Getting Started project is handy to have as part of the main solution.
Thanks, Max