Updated README

Author: Vlad Balin

README.md

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 Universal state container for modern JS applications written with TypeScript for both UI and domain state management.
 
+API docs are here: https://volicon.github.io/Type-R/
+
 Distributed application state is defined as supersposition of the recursively nested `Record` and `Collection` objects.
-State trees supports transactional and deeply observable changes, and is JSON-serializable by default. All state elements are _typed_ with run-time type assertions and type conversions on assignment. The declarative state validation is supported out of box as well.
+State trees supports transactional and deeply observable changes, and are JSON-serializable by default. All state elements are _typed_ with run-time type assertions and type conversions on assignment. The declarative state validation is supported out of box as well.
 
 Type-R explicitly supports both _aggregation_ and _associations by id_ with the majority of operations performed recursively on _ownership trees_.
 
-Mostly compatible by API with backbonejs, but 10 times faster in all browsers.
+10 times faster than BackboneJS in all browsers.
 
 Type-R represents the pinnacle of Volicon/Verizon R&D in the state management technology lasted for 3 previous years. 
 
 ## Rationale
 
-Because we can.
+All existing solutions for SPA state management are weird. We cannot wait when there will be the perfect one.
 
 ## Current state
 
-Tested and deployed to Volicon/Verizon production systems. Documentation is pending.
-
-## Compatibility notes
-
-It highly unlikely that you even aware about the most of these Backbone API features, but still:
-
-- `object.trigger( 'a b' )` is not supported. Use `object.trigger( 'a' ).trigger( 'b' )`. Performance reasons. Not to mention, that when you doing so, you are most likely doing something wrong.
-- `model.initialize( attrs, options, owner )` uses third parameter to set owner, `options.collection` is ignored.
-- default model cid prefix is `m`.
-- model.set `unset` option is deprecated. In Type-R, model is not a hash, it's a record with pre-defined members. So, you cannot really delete the model attribute. Just assign it with `void 0` instead.
-- model `change:attr` events are not bubbled up by collection by default. Manual `itemEvents` spec is required. Performance reasons.
-- Collection doesn't have `_addReference` and `_removeReference` callbacks. Impossible to implement efficiently. Use 'add' and 'remove' events instead.
-- Collection.set `add` option is not supported. Period. But `remove` option works.
-- Collection doesn't set options.at options when firing `add` event. No way, dude. It's even not documented in official backbone API.
-- Collection.subsetOf:
-    - `.justOne( x )` method is deprecated. Use `.set([ x ])` instead.
-    - `.removeAll()` method is deprecated. Use `.reset()` instead.
-- experimental NestedTypes features not supported:
-    - has.proxy - too complex and was never needed.
-- Types of models and collection default valus are now inferred to shared types.
-- Symbolic references - `store.x` syntax is deprecated, use `~x` instead.
-- `Integer` -> `Number.integer`
-- `Date` attribute doesn't parse MS format. Use `Date.microsoft`.
-- Object.extend.attach( Something ) => Nested.Messenger.mixTo( Something ).
+Public beta.

package.json

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 {
   "name": "type-r",
-  "version": "1.0.0-rc990",
+  "version": "1.0.0-rc991",
   "description": "Reactive serializable data layer for modern JS applications",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",
   "module": "./lib/index.js",