chore: update documentation #11
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WalkthroughThe mobile version of the Article Idea Generator has been revamped with detailed instructions for testing, setting up a Gemini API key, and rebranding the project's association with Google Gemini. Changes
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- 7-11: The testing instructions and Gemini API key setup are clear and concise, effectively guiding the user through the initial setup process. However, consider adding more detailed testing instructions beyond cloning and setting up the environment. For example, steps to build and run the project, and any specific test commands or scripts that should be executed.
Consider expanding the testing instructions to include:
- Building the project (e.g., any build commands)
- Running the project locally
- Executing any test scripts or commands if available
- 13-13: The note "Built with ❤️ Powered by Google Gemini." succinctly communicates the transition to Google Gemini. However, it might be beneficial to include a brief section or paragraph explaining what Google Gemini is and why the transition was made, to provide context to new users or contributors unfamiliar with Google Gemini.
Consider adding a brief explanation of Google Gemini and the rationale behind the transition to it. This could help in providing more context and understanding for new users or contributors.
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