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Update framing #476
Update framing #476
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates to the documentation files for a VitePress site, primarily focusing on rebranding. Key changes include modifications to the Changes
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
learn/intro.md (3)
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: Provide more specific information about Rollkit's nature and capabilitiesThe new description "Rollkit is the unstoppable stack" removes specific details about Rollkit being a "sovereign rollup framework". While this aligns with the previous use of "unstoppable", it may be too vague for technical documentation.
Consider retaining some specific information about Rollkit's nature (e.g., that it's a framework for building rollups) while incorporating the new "unstoppable" messaging. For example: "Rollkit is an unstoppable framework for building sovereign rollups."
Also, consider explaining what makes Rollkit an "unstoppable stack" - this could include details about its architecture, security model, or other key features that contribute to its robustness.
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: Approved with a suggestion for minor rewordingThe change from "rollups" to "blockchains" aligns well with the earlier statement about launching blockchains and broadens the scope of what developers can customize with Rollkit. The emphasis on developer flexibility and customization is maintained, which is positive.
To improve clarity, consider rewording slightly:
- We're setting the bar high for developers' flexibility and ability to customize blockchains however they see fit. + We empower developers with the flexibility to customize blockchains to meet their specific needs.This rewording maintains the emphasis on flexibility and customization while making the sentence more direct and easier to understand.
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: Summary of changes and potential impactThe changes to this introduction simplify and rephrase the description of Rollkit's capabilities, introducing the concept of "unstoppable" blockchains and stack. While this new messaging is more concise and potentially impactful, it comes at the cost of removing some technical details about modularity and shared security.
Potential impacts:
- The simplified messaging may be more accessible to a broader audience.
- The removal of technical details might make it less immediately clear to developers what specific capabilities Rollkit offers.
- The introduction of the term "unstoppable" without clear definition may lead to confusion or misinterpretation.
To mitigate these potential issues:
- Consider adding a brief explanation of what makes Rollkit and its blockchains "unstoppable".
- Think about reintroducing key technical concepts (like modularity and shared security) in a concise manner.
- Ensure that the more detailed technical information is easily accessible from this introduction page.
These changes will help maintain the balance between impactful messaging and providing necessary technical information for developers.
.vitepress/config.ts (1)
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: Approved with suggestion: Updated meta tag descriptionThe meta tag description has been correctly updated to match the new project description. However, there's a minor inconsistency:
Consider removing the period at the end of "The unstoppable stack." to match the format in the main description (line 13). This ensures consistency across all descriptions:
- content: "The unstoppable stack.", + content: "The unstoppable stack",
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.vitepress/config.ts (2)
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: Summary: Branding update successfully implementedThe changes in this file consistently update the project's branding from "The first sovereign rollup framework" to "The unstoppable stack". This update is reflected in the main description, meta tags, and blog entry references.
Key points:
- The new branding is more concise and impactful.
- Changes are consistent across different parts of the configuration.
- Minor suggestions were made for perfect consistency (removing a period in the meta description).
- Verification steps were provided to ensure all references are updated and the blog post changes are correctly implemented.
Overall, these changes successfully implement the new framing as intended in the PR.
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: Approved: Updated blog entry title and linkThe blog entry has been updated to reflect the new branding:
- Title changed to "Rollkit: The Unstoppable Stack"
- Link updated to "/blog/rollkit-the-unstoppable-stack"
These changes are consistent with the new project description.
To ensure the new blog post exists and the old one has been properly handled, please run the following checks:
#!/bin/bash # Check if the new blog post file exists if [ -f "blog/rollkit-the-unstoppable-stack.md" ]; then echo "New blog post file exists." else echo "Warning: New blog post file not found." fi # Check if the old blog post file still exists if [ -f "blog/rollkit-the-first-sovereign-rollup-framework.md" ]; then echo "Warning: Old blog post file still exists. Consider removing or redirecting it." else echo "Old blog post file has been removed." fi # Check for any remaining references to the old blog post rg -i "rollkit-the-first-sovereign-rollup-framework" --type md --type ts
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