Version 1.1

This update drastically improves stability, error-handing, and cross-platform support.

New Features:

• Dropped the Ruby dependency. Yes, this is a feature! The starter project now compiles with libsass, which means you don't need Ruby or Bundler on your machine to use it.
• Use foundation-apps new app -v 1.x.x to use a different version of the framework. If you're extra-adventurous, use foundation-apps new app --edge to install Foundation for Apps directly from the master branch.
• The new command will copy _settings.scss out of the Foundation for Apps Bower package, into a new project's scss folder.

Stability improvements:

• Every command that leverages Bower or npm uses the actual library, instead of using exec() to spawn a child process. This makes the process of setting up a new project way less error-prone.
• The new command uses more asynchronous functions (like you're supposed to in Node!), which makes it a little faster.
• The new command will warn you if you try to:
  • Install as root
  • Install without Git installed
  • Set -v to an invalid version number (following semver patterns)
  • Create a project with the name of an existing folder