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What does this PR do?

Lots of updates to overall readability.

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Accessibility is key, and we want people to be able to understand and use Appwrite in the best way possible.

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  • Documentation
    • Improved clarity and readability of setup and getting-started instructions.
    • Enhanced phrasing throughout guides for better user experience.
    • Standardized Docker command references and terminology.
    • Refined API and architecture descriptions.
    • Updated upgrade and security guidance wording.

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This pull request modifies README.md to improve documentation clarity and consistency. Changes include rewording the hero tagline to reflect multiple apps, refining introductory descriptive text with more fluid phrasing, updating installation and getting started sections with user-centric language, standardizing Docker command references, revising upgrade instructions for conciseness, replacing passive phrasing with direct action steps in setup guidance, updating API/architecture descriptions, and adjusting security and contributing section references. Various minor formatting adjustments affect presentation without altering core content.

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🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~12 minutes

  • Single file scope (README.md only) with consistent rewording patterns across multiple sections
  • Verify consistency of phrasing and terminology changes throughout the document
  • Confirm Docker command standardization is accurate and applicable across Unix/Windows contexts
  • Ensure new Getting Started three-step format is clear and actionable
  • Check that API/architecture description updates accurately reflect the product's capabilities

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Description Check ❓ Inconclusive The PR description states "Lots of updates to overall readability," which is related to the changeset since the raw summary documents readability improvements across README.md including reworded content, adjusted phrasing, standardized terminology, and formatting tweaks. However, the description is extremely vague and generic—using non-descriptive terms like "lots of updates" and "overall readability" without specifying which sections were modified, what changes were made, or why they improve readability. A reader cannot understand the actual scope of changes from the description alone without examining the detailed summary. Consider requesting that the author provide a more specific description that details which README sections were updated and what readability improvements were made. For example, the description could note that installation and getting started sections were revised for clarity, or that Docker terminology was standardized. This would help reviewers quickly understand the scope and intent of the changes without needing to read the full summary.
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72-85: Address code-block style inconsistency. The linter (MD046) flagged line 77 for inconsistent code-block style. Ensure all Docker command blocks use either consistently indented or fenced code-block syntax throughout the Unix and Windows sections.

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68-68: Hard tabs
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77-77: Code block style
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8-8: LGTM! Pluralizing to "apps" accurately reflects the multi-platform support and improves clarity.


29-31: LGTM! The rewritten descriptions are clearer and more user-centric. The restructured phrasing improves readability without losing technical accuracy.


97-103: LGTM! The post-installation guidance, upgrade instructions, and one-click setup descriptions are clearer and more user-centric. Direct action language ("go to http://localhost") and concise phrasing improve usability.

Also applies to: 107-107


191-193: LGTM! The architecture section descriptions are more accessible without sacrificing technical accuracy. The explanations of microservices design and API performance optimization are clearer and better structured.

Updated README to reflect new features, improved descriptions, and corrected links.

Cross-referencing the current README file.
@mishmanners mishmanners changed the title Appwrite overall readability and images updated Appwrite overall readability Oct 28, 2025
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Security Scan Results for PR

Docker Image Scan Results

Package Version Vulnerability Severity
binutils 2.44-r2 CVE-2025-5244 HIGH
binutils 2.44-r2 CVE-2025-5245 HIGH
libxml2 2.13.8-r0 CVE-2025-49794 CRITICAL
libxml2 2.13.8-r0 CVE-2025-49796 CRITICAL
libxml2 2.13.8-r0 CVE-2025-49795 HIGH
libxml2 2.13.8-r0 CVE-2025-6021 HIGH
pcre2 10.43-r1 CVE-2025-58050 CRITICAL
golang.org/x/crypto v0.31.0 CVE-2025-22869 HIGH
golang.org/x/oauth2 v0.24.0 CVE-2025-22868 HIGH
stdlib 1.22.10 CVE-2025-47907 HIGH

Source Code Scan Results

🎉 No vulnerabilities found!

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Any chance we can get this reviewed team?

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