Update Gutenberg lifecycle clarity and grammar#13574
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Simplified sentence structure, semantics of the closing paragraph. Also made redundant content relevant to the overall aims of the passage.
| ## The Gutenberg Lifecycle | ||
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| In summary, the workflow for editing a Gutenberg post starts with taking the persisted version of the document and generating the in-memory tree, aided by the presence of token delimiters. It ends with the reverse: serialization of blocks into `post_content`. During editing, all manipulations happen within the block tree. In summary, a Gutenberg post is built upon an in-memory data structure which gets persisted somehow in an fully-isomorphic way. Right now that persistence is via a serialization/parser pair but could just as easily be replaced through a plugin to store the data structure as a JSON blob somewhere else. | ||
| In summary, the workflow for editing a Gutenberg post starts with using token delimeters to generate an in-memory tree from the persisted version of the document. The process ends by reversing the serialization of blocks into the `post_content`. During editing, all manipulations happen within the block tree. Alternatively, a Gutenberg post is built and manipulated using an isomorphically persistied, in-memory data structure. Although Gutenberg post persistence is currently achieved using a serialization/parser pair, in hypothetical scenarios the post data structure could also be stored using a plugin or retreived from a remote JSON file. |
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The process ends by reversing the serialization of blocks
The phrasing here seems to imply that a serialization is reversed, which doesn't really make sense. The previous phrasing was more to emphasize the inverse of the initial parse, i.e. completing the cycle of "Markup -> (Parse) -> Blocks -> (Serialize) -> Markup".
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My two cents both versions are fairly dense and difficult to read, here is a potential rewrite for simplicity
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I applied changes proposed by @mkaz - is it good to go now? |
* Update Gutenberg lifecycle clarity and grammar Simplified sentence structure, semantics of the closing paragraph. Also made redundant content relevant to the overall aims of the passage. * Update key-concepts.md
* Update Gutenberg lifecycle clarity and grammar Simplified sentence structure, semantics of the closing paragraph. Also made redundant content relevant to the overall aims of the passage. * Update key-concepts.md
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Simplified sentence structure, semantics of the closing paragraph. Also made redundant content relevant to the overall aims of the passage.