[docs] Tweaks

Author: jamesgpearce

site/guides/01_the_basics/9_architectural_options.md

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ From here it is only a simple step to add server storage into the mix, removing
 the risk of all client devices clearing their data simultaneously and it being
 lost.
 
-Here, the synchronizer server (which is co-ordinating messages between clients)
+Here, the synchronizer server (which is coordinating messages between clients)
 _also_ acts as a 'client' with an instance of TinyBase itself. This is most
 usefully then persisted to a server storage solution, such as SQLite,
 PostgreSQL, the file system, or a Cloudflare Durable Object.

site/guides/05_synchronization/2_using_a_synchronizer.md

@@ -44,8 +44,8 @@ TinyBase includes some implementations of WebSocket servers:
   listeners, persistence, or statistics, and is suitable to be used as a reference
   implementation
 - WsServerDurableObject, implemented as Cloudflare Durable Object, created by
-  extending the WsServerDurableObject class, and routed with the
-  getWsServerDurableObjectFetch convenience function.
+  extending the WsServerDurableObject class, and routed with the convenient
+  getWsServerDurableObjectFetch function.
 
 Here we'll use the regular WsServer. You simply need to create it, instantiated
 with a configured WebSocketServer object from the `ws` package:

site/guides/15_releases.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ WsSynchronizer synchronizer.
 
 ## Durable Objects Persistence
 
-But wait! there's more. Durable Objects also provide a storage mechanism, and
+But wait! There's more. Durable Objects also provide a storage mechanism, and
 sometimes you want TinyBase data to also be stored on the server (in case all
 the current clients disconnect and a new one joins, for example). So this
 release of TinyBase also includes a dedicated persister, the
@@ -82,10 +82,11 @@ implementation for other server environments.
 
 To go with this release, we have added new documentation on ways in which you
 can use TinyBase in an app architecture. Check it out in the new Architectural
-Options guide!
+Options guide.
 
 We've also started a new section of documentation for describing integrations,
-of which the Cloudflare Durable Objects guide is the first new entry!
+of which the Cloudflare Durable Objects guide, of course, is the first new
+entry!
 
 ---
 

site/home/index.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@
   </a>
 </div>
 <div>
-  <a href='/guides/synchronization/using-a-synchronizer/#synchronizing-with-websockets'>
+  <a href='/guides/integrations/cloudflare-durable-objects'>
     <img width="48" src="/cloudflare.svg" /> Cloudflare
   </a>
 </div><div>