Create logo and add to Readme

[ivanseidel]

Issue #975 led me to a sprint to create a logo, as async is an awesome and globally used library. Now, it's readme page will feel even more alive with a few colors 😃

• Logo file was placed into /logo folder. It's in .AI format since .EPS was really ruge (~5Mb)
• Readme header was created as .jpg. It's URL should be swapped from ivanseidel/async to caolan/async before merging.
• Icons were generated to the doc site ( static doc site generation #1202 )

Note: If all ok, let me know in order to change the URL in the Readme.

Fixes #975

[megawac]

can you change this to

![Async Logo](./logo/async-logo_readme.jpg)

[megawac]

or did you make it absolute for npm to work?

[ivanseidel]

That doesn't work... we need to access raw.githubusercontent.com/..., doing a relative path access, will access github.com/caolan/logo/async-logo_readme.jpg witch is an 404...

[ivanseidel]

I made it absolute to work with NPM and also Github

[ivanseidel]

Pros: We could place easter eggs during christmas, and it would work everywere... ( \o/ )

[megawac]

http://stackoverflow.com/a/36313391/1517919
But sounds good, I'd rather gaurentee it works on npm than fiddle with npm ignore stuff

[ivanseidel]

That's new, sounds good both ways.. but for NPM, it isn't for sure..

[megawac]

Oh @ivanseidel can you export one more logo, without the borders?

(For the docs page)

[ivanseidel]

@megawac, should the logo exports be in master, or should we place it in the site branch?

I will export an .SVG, so that the resolution isn't a problem in the future, is that ok for you?

[megawac]

Works for me, place it in master as just logo.svg

[ivanseidel]

Just did. I followed the pattern for naming (async-logo.svg). This is good when you are trying to search something in the browser.. it gives some contextuality (if there are 321039123 logo.svg, you will know witch one is the one)