docs: Improve the docs of the aws-*-sqs-worker examples
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pgrzesik
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Well done @mnapoli and great call 👍 Would you be okay with adjusting the documentation for aws-python-sqs-worker in the same way? I believe it should be pretty much copy-and-paste as these parts of the doc are the same for both examples
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Ah good point, thanks for that! I've pushed the same changes in the Python example too (mirrored the 2 READMEs). |
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I went over the README to see if there was anything that could be improved.
This PR is very light, but I mostly tried to make documentation links more obvious (since this template includes Lift, which is pretty new to both new and experienced Framework users).
Slight changes also to remove a few words: for non-native English speakers, simpler sentences are always a bit easier to read.
That's a suggestion anyway, we can discuss this in the meeting later today!