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misc/motivation.md

@@ -4,30 +4,30 @@ The Jet project is primarily influenced by the following projects:
 
 * ActionScript 3
 * ECMAScript 4th edition
-* SpiderMonkey ECMAScript for XML (E4X)
+* ECMAScript for XML (E4X)
 * Cargo for Rust
 
 About platforms:
 
-* **AIR**: Futurely, once the base compiler is completed, I would support the Samsung HARMAN AIR and Node.js platforms, which I'm familiar with. For AIR, I would like to support XML components, similiar to Apache Royale, Adobe Flex or Apache Flex.
-* **UE**: I have interest in supporting Unreal Engine if I could figure out a way to magically translate Jet bytecode into hidden C++ and do a lot of internal tricks, but I'm not really that experienced with C++ nor do I've any experience with Unreal Engine.
+* **AIR**: Once the base compiler is completed, I would support the Samsung HARMAN AIR and Node.js platforms, which I'm familiar with. For AIR, I would like to support XML components, similiar to Apache Royale, Adobe Flex or Apache Flex.
+* **Unreal Engine**: I have interest in supporting Unreal Engine if I could figure out a way to magically translate Jet bytecode into hidden C++ and do a lot of internal tricks, but I'm not really that experienced with C++ nor do I've any experience with Unreal Engine.
 * **Browser**: Another interesting platform is the browser, as websites could be developed, usually through XML components similiar to Apache Royale or Apache Flex.
 
-Although I'm strenghtening myself to implement the base language compiler, it's being too stressful. I'd like to continue doing it open-source and free, despite the efforts...
+The language is not fully featured as TypeScript as it does not include a throughout type system and type inference:
 
-The language is not fully featured as TypeScript as it does not include a throughout type system and type inference; rather it relies more on explicitness in certain contexts where required to take advantage of ahead-of-time verification (including `T(v)` for either conversion or indicating a context type), but it does support basic type inference anyway, including for the object initializer, the array initializer, string literal for enumerations, among others.
+* Rather it relies more on explicitness in certain contexts where required to take advantage of ahead-of-time verification
+  * Including `T(v)` for either conversion or indicating a context type
+  * It does support basic type inference in miscellaneous contexts
 
 Jet goes beyond ActionScript 3 in different places and brings lots of advantages. It is not totally compatible with ActionScript, but I have experienced that existing ActionScript code is left unmaintained and bug prone, even though Adobe AIR, the derivative of Flash Player, is in the hands of Samsung HARMAN, a company that keeps improving and moving forward with the technology.
 
 ## Why Jet
 
-Now... why Jet when you can simply setup a TypeScript project?
+Why Jet when you can simply setup a TypeScript project?
 
 <blockquote>
 
-...
-
-I don't like the TypeScript ways. I've just experienced a small version break and disliked it.
+I've just experienced a small version break with TypeScript.
 
 ...
 
@@ -45,14 +45,10 @@ I don't like the nature of TypeScript at all, even if I could reinvent all the N
 
 I don't feel like using Haxe as I find it complex.
 
-</blockquote>
-
-(Not mentioned: .NET languages)
-
-Simply, there's no language that satisfies me. Jet aims to improve on ActionScript 3 and not implement everything of TypeScript, Haxe or ECMAScript 4 (although I find ECMAScript 4 less complex than TypeScript or Haxe, although it did have different features such as three dimensional properties and units).
+...
 
-It might be a waste of time as I could be implementing a game or something else, but I'm not really happy to develop something with these existing technologies and I'm sure many of you like the language design and art.
+I do not feel like using .NET languages at all.
 
-So I invite you to visit several parts of the progress specification to see if it suits your needs:
+</blockquote>
 
-* https://hydroper-jet.github.io/lang/spec/1.0/live/overview.html
+Jet aims to improve on ActionScript 3 and not implement *everything* of TypeScript, Haxe or ECMAScript 4 (although I find ECMAScript 4 less complex than TypeScript or Haxe, although it did have different features such as three dimensional properties and units).