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  • Documentation
    • Updated section title to "Example Application Architecture" for clarity.
    • Enhanced application description to include details about executing WebAssembly functions and serving data via an HTTP server.

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The update to the README.md file involves renaming a section title from "Example Application - Architecture Diagram" to "Example Application Architecture" and enhancing the application description to include information about executing WebAssembly functions and serving data via an HTTP server. This change aims to clarify the section's content and provide more detailed information about the application's capabilities.

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docs/README.md Renamed section title from "Example Application - Architecture Diagram" to "Example Application Architecture" and updated the description to include details about executing WebAssembly functions and serving data via an HTTP server.

In code we trust, a change so slight,
WebAssembly runs, an HTTP delight.
A README refined, with clarity bright,
The architecture shines, in the developer's sight.

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docs/README.md (5)

Line range hint 13-13: Consider using a hyphen in "key/value stores".

It's typically spelled "key-value stores" with a hyphen. This minor change can improve the readability of the document.


Line range hint 27-72: Consistent indentation using spaces.

The code snippets use hard tabs for indentation which is inconsistent with the common Markdown practice of using spaces. Consider converting these to spaces for uniformity across the document.


Line range hint 216-216: Remove extra blank lines.

There are multiple consecutive blank lines which can be reduced to a single blank line to maintain a clean and professional appearance of the document.


Line range hint 79-94: Standardize command prompts in documentation.

The use of dollar signs before commands without showing output can be confusing. It's a common practice to use dollar signs to indicate a command prompt in Unix-like systems, but it should be consistent throughout the document.


Line range hint 232-232: Add alternate text to images.

Images should have alternate text (alt text) to improve accessibility and SEO. This is particularly important for users who rely on screen readers.

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Context: ...ch to application frameworks. Tarmac is language agnostic and offers built-in support for key/val...
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docs/README.md (3)

163-163: Update section title for consistency.

The section title has been updated from "Example Application - Architecture Diagram" to "Example Application Architecture" for better readability and consistency.


167- 9399 167: Addition of new application description.

The description now includes details about executing WebAssembly functions and serving data via an HTTP server, which provides clearer information on the application's functionality.


184-184: Ensure the architectural diagram is up-to-date.

This verification is crucial to ensure that the diagram accurately represents the latest system architecture.

@madflojo madflojo merged commit 220892d into tarmac-project:main May 26, 2024
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