make the sample executable
Merge pull request #32 from esc/feature/executable_getallvms

make the sample executable
samples project & documentation

a quick update to the readme file to point people at the official samples project, its tutorials, and also direct users to the official vSphere documentation.
adding .idea to gitignore for pycharm
added uuid to getallvms sample.
added travis file
Merge pull request #46 from michaelrice/pycharm

adding .idea to gitignore for pycharm
pyVmomi reStructured Text Documentation

This external documentation for pyVmomi was generated using Googly Docs
(aka Google Standard Documentation) which renders very cleanly in
GitHub. Internal documentation for a class should be done in Sphinx
format because tools like pyCharm and Eclipse can use that documentation
as a hint for code completion.

Note: External docs as Googly Docs, internal docs as Sphinx.

Closes bug#15
Merge pull request #58 from hartsock/docs_rst

pyVmomi reStructured Text Documentation
Marks this version pyVmomi 2014.dev

All development versions should be marked with yyyy.dev to denote that they are unstable development versions. Release versions will be marked 5.5.0_2014.1 (release 1) and so on with whole integer release numbers after the year.
Merge pull request #48 from michaelrice/uuid_to_sample

added uuid to getallvms sample.
Merge pull request #49 from michaelrice/travis-ci

added travis file
Parth's Session Timeout Fix in GitHub

Applies Parth’s session timeout fix to GitHub.

closes: https://github.com/vmware/pyvmomi/issues/43
Merge pull request #63 from hartsock/session-timeout

Parth's Session Timeout Fix in GitHub
IRC channels on README.md

add IRC channels on README.md
README.md - release schedule

Notes on release schedule on front page.
Fix SessionOrientedStub and StubAdapterAccessor
Update README.md - note on versions 

Update to point casual users to pypi and pip installs.
Update README.md - fix introductory language

Change in language indicates this is *the* official VMware SDK binding.
Update README.md - python 3.x not supported

I've added this line to warn off one of the more common complaints I get, developers writing new code appear to frequently get tripped up on Python 3 support.