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content/docs/arvo/clay/marks/_index.md+1−1
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1313[Writing Marks](/docs/arvo/clay/marks/writing-marks)
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15−A practical walk-through of writing a `mark` file.
15+A practical walkthrough of writing a `mark` file.
1616
1717[Using Marks](/docs/arvo/clay/marks/using-marks)
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5353## Sections
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55−[Writing Marks](/docs/arvo/clay/marks/writing-marks) - A practical walk-through of writing a `mark` file.
55+[Writing Marks](/docs/arvo/clay/marks/writing-marks) - A practical walkthrough of writing a `mark` file.
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5757[Using Marks](/docs/arvo/clay/marks/using-marks) - Details of using `mark` conversion gates and `mark` cores in your own code.
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77Urbit allows peer-to-peer distribution and installation of applications. A user can click on a link to an app hosted by another ship to install that app. The homescreen interface lets users manage their installed apps and launch their interfaces in new tabs.
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9−This document describes the architecture of Urbit's app distribution system. For a walk-through of creating and distributing an app, see the [`Guide`](/docs/userspace/dist/guide) document.
9+This document describes the architecture of Urbit's app distribution system. For a walkthrough of creating and distributing an app, see the [`Guide`](/docs/userspace/dist/guide) document.
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1111## Architecture
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77That's it! We've built our agent and React front-end, put together a desk and
8−published it. We hope this walk-through has helped you see how all the pieces
8+published it. We hope this walkthrough has helped you see how all the pieces
99for together for building and distributing an app in Urbit.
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11−The reference material for each section of this walk-through is listed
11+The reference material for each section of this walkthrough is listed
1212[below](#reference-material), the source code for our app is available
1313[here](https://github.com/urbit/docs-examples/tree/main/journal-app), and it can
1414be installed from `~pocwet/journal`.
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2727## Reference material
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29−Here is the reference material for each section of this walk-through.
29+Here is the reference material for each section of this walkthrough.
3030
3131#### Types
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2−title = "Full-Stack Walk-Through"
2+title = "Full-Stack Walkthrough"
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55template = "sections/docs/chapters.html"
content/docs/userspace/gall-guide/10-scry.md+1−1
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155155Previously we discussed custom `mark` files. Such mark files are most commonly
156156used when the data might be accessed through Eyre's HTTP API, and therefore
157157required JSON conversion methods. We cover such things separately in the
158−[Full-Stack Walk-through](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro), but note that if
158+[Full-Stack Walkthrough](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro), but note that if
159159that's the case for your agent, you may wish to also have your scry endpoints
160160return data with your custom `mark` so it can easily be converted to JSON when
161161accessed from the web.
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1010The things haven't touched on yet are front-end development and integration,
1111Eyre's HTTP API for communicating with agents from the web, and dealing with
12−JSON data. The [Full-stack Walk-through](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro)
12+JSON data. The [Full-stack Walkthrough](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro)
1313covers these aspects of Urbit app development, and it also puts into practice
1414many of the concepts we've discussed in this guide, so you might like to work
15−through that next. In addition to that walk-through, you can refer to the
15+through that next. In addition to that walkthrough, you can refer to the
1616following documents for help writing a web front-end for your app:
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1818- [Eyre's external API reference](/docs/arvo/eyre/external-api-ref) - This
content/docs/userspace/gall-guide/7-sur-and-marks.md+1−1
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286286to `grow` and `grab`, which allow your data to be converted to and from JSON,
287287and therefore allow your agent to communicate with a web front-end. Front-ends,
288288JSON, and Eyre's APIs which facilitate such communications will be covered in
289−the separate [Full-Stack Walk-through](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro),
289+the separate [Full-Stack Walkthrough](/docs/userspace/full-stack/1-intro),
290290which you might like to work through after completing this guide. For now
291291though, it's still useful to use marks and understand how they work.
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