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Ongoing review of the development guide before publication

@jyguyomarch jyguyomarch changed the title README Review Development Guide Review Dec 23, 2021
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- implement the Web Client Bridge API in your web application

The following diagram shows a high level picture of how the Web Client is integrated into a web application and illustrates the two interfaces (Web Client API and Web Client Bridge) and their place in the integration.
The following diagram shows a high level process of how the Web Client is integrated into a web application and illustrates the two interfaces (Web Client API and Web Client Bridge) and their place in the integration.
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No, it's not a process diagram. It's really just an high level integration architecture.

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Ok. can we instead say "The following diagram shows an overview of how...."

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**NOTE**

Please note that the return type of each method can either be the documented type or a Promise resolving to that type, in case asynchronous processing is required. All Speech-To-Text related methods have to be declared with the `async` keyword because they are inherently assumed to be asynchronous.
Please note that the return type of each method can either be the documented type or a promise resolving to that type, in case asynchronous processing is required. All Speech-To-Text related methods have to be declared with the `async` keyword because they are inherently assumed to be asynchronous.
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In this case Promise should be capitalized but also be espaced with `` to indicate a JavaScript code type

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The following Web Client Bridge API functions are related to integrating Speech-To-Text (STT) into the Web Client. These functions can be implemented to integrate any STT service into the Web Client.

The microphone button and its related UX controls will be enabled if the Web Client detects that STT is implemented in the bridge.
The microphone button and its related UX controls will be enabled if the Web Client detects the STT that is implemented in the bridge.
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not sure, this changes the meaning of the sentence. What I want to say is that Web Client detects the fact that STT is either implemented or not implemented.

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Also wondering if a TOC (or 2 for each section) will help. Will try that later

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@stefankirchfeld I think this one is ready for your review and merge if it looks good to you

@stefankirchfeld stefankirchfeld merged commit 21cd189 into main Jan 13, 2022
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