Stop explaining the README's own ordering - #45
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'Brew is first because...' tells the reader about the document rather than about the tool. The fact underneath it is worth keeping: brew brings fzf, so the interface works on first run. Also drops 'and without the interface', which was doing the same job twice.
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Brew is first because...tells the reader about the document rather than about the tool. Nobody reading a quick start wonders why the sections are in that order.The fact underneath is worth keeping and stays: Homebrew brings
fzf, which is why the interactive interface works on first run.Also drops
and without the interface, which was doing the same job twice in one sentence.