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    • Updated the README to better describe Appwrite as an all-in-one development platform with integrated backend infrastructure and web hosting.

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The README.md file was updated to revise the introductory description of Appwrite, now presenting it as an "all-in-one development platform" with built-in backend infrastructure and web hosting, instead of only a "backend platform." The rest of the introductory sentence remains unchanged.

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README.md Updated the introductory description to emphasize Appwrite as an all-in-one development platform.

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In README fields where words take flight,
Appwrite grows in scope and might.
From backend roots to all-in-one,
Hosting and more, the work is done.
A platform’s tale, now retold—
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8-8: Minor wording tweaks for a smoother marketing tone

The new copy reads well, but a few small phrasing adjustments could make it flow even better and avoid the somewhat clunky “coding languages you love”.

-<b>Appwrite is an all-in-one development platform for Web, Mobile, and Flutter applications. Use built-in backend infrastructure and web hosting, all from a single place. Built with the open source community and optimized for developer experience in the coding languages you love.</b>
+<b>Appwrite is an all-in-one development platform for Web, Mobile, and Flutter applications. Leverage built-in backend infrastructure and web hosting—all from a single place. Built with the open-source community and optimized for developer experience in the programming languages you love.</b>

Purely stylistic — feel free to ignore if the original wording is intentional.

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