Generate a basic gem
Set up gemspec, version, and .travis.yml
Travis badge and first build
First iteration of the README.
Set up minitest
Set up the test helper and Gemfile.

Now Travis will build across all the Rails-es.
:sweat_smile:

Rails ~>4.0 is 4.1. :grimace:
Typo.

:heart: @wycats
Default to Rails 4.1
Add generators.

This seemed like the easiest place to start.
Add extra declaration on arel because Rails is silly.

https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/16063#issuecomment-48090125
Remove Rails 3.2 support for now.

It is impossible to run our tests on both Rails 3.2 and Rails 4:

1. Rails 3.2 relies on test/unit, which is MiniTest 4.
2. Rails 4 relies on MiniTest 5.
3. MiniTest 5 is not compatible with test/unit.

:cry: :cry: :cry:
Fix link to arel.

ugh.
Getting started: attributes.

Super super basic collection of attributes. Nothing fancy.
Move serializer tests into their own directory.

It'd be nice to keep some hygene here.
Implement a NullAdapter.

This adapter basically doesn't do anything, and just serializes
the attributes into plain old JSON.
Depend on minitest 5
UUUUGH.

This versioning situation sucks.
Re-add in rails 3.2

it can fail for now, but we will want to support it
Implement basic rendering

Woo actioncontroller