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18-29: Improved "Why Zero?" Section Formatting.
The changes improve the clarity of the benefits list. One note: the AI summary mentioned switching to plus signs for bullet points, but the new list still uses dashes. Verify that the intended bullet style is consistently applied.
124-130: Markdown Code Block Formatting Improvement.
The troubleshooting section’s code snippet currently uses single backticks over multiple lines. It is recommended to switch to a standard fenced code block (using triple backticks with a language specifier, e.g., ```bash) for consistent formatting and improved clarity.
251-259: Consistent Database Connection Instructions.
The reminder to have matching connection strings in bothapps/mail/.envandpackages/db/.envis very useful. Consider adding a language specifier to the code fence for clarity if desired.🧰 Tools
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258-258: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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302-317: Acknowledgment Section Tone Suggestion.
The new section thanking contributing companies is a valuable addition. However, consider replacing “awesome” (line 303) with a more formal adjective like “innovative” or “outstanding” to better match professional documentation standards.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~303-~303: Consider using a more formal and expressive alternative to ‘awesome’.
Context: ...ject wouldn't be possible without these awesome companies <div style="display: flex; j...(AWESOME)
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README.md (15)
67-69: Enhanced Quick Start Guidance.
The insertion of the comment for installing dependencies right after changing directories makes the step order clear.
72-75: Clarified Database Startup Instructions.
Adding the explicit step for starting the database locally (with a clear label and the associated command) enhances usability for new users.
85-87: Clear Environment Setup Step Added.
Including the step to install database dependencies directly in the setup instructions strengthens the guidance for a smooth local environment configuration.
105-113: Detailed Dev Container Setup Instructions.
The expanded prerequisites and step-by-step instructions for using VS Code’s Dev Containers are well detailed and will help contributors set up a consistent development environment.
118-120: Clear Access Instructions in Dev Container Setup.
Explicitly mentioning the local URL for accessing the app is helpful.
188-193: Proper Closure of GitHub OAuth Setup Section.
The closing of the details block after the GitHub OAuth instructions is correctly formatted. Just ensure consistency across similar sections.
221-225: Enhanced Database Environment Note.
The added note following the.envconfiguration for database migrations provides additional helpful context for local development.
232-241: Detailed Database Startup Guidance.
The instructions to start a local PostgreSQL instance and the clear example command make the database setup straightforward.
242-247: Clear Database Credentials Provided.
Listing the default database name, username, password, and port helps users validate their local setup quickly.
262-268: Straightforward Database Command Instructions.
The step-by-step command examples for installing database dependencies are clear and well presented.
269-273: Clear Table Setup Instructions.
The usage example for setting up database tables withbun db:pushis concise and useful.
275-279: Effective Migration File Creation Guidance.
The added command for generating migration files after schema changes is beneficial and well documented.
281-286: Well-Outlined Migration Application Steps.
The instructions for applying migrations withbun db:migrateare clear and systematic.
287-292: Easy Database Content Viewing.
The inclusion of instructions to launch database studio usingbun db:studiois a nice touch for developers needing a quick visual overview.
318-321: Informative Team Section Added.
The “🤍 The team” section adds transparency and personal connection. It might be beneficial in future updates to include brief bios or roles to further engage readers.
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