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README.md

@@ -19,11 +19,13 @@ error handling **on steroids**.
 
 ## Features
 
-* ApiResult is **lightweight**. The library tries to inline operators and reduce allocations where possible.
+* ApiResult is **lightweight**. The library creates no objects, makes no allocations or virtual function resolutions.
+  Most of the code is inlined.
 * ApiResult offers 90+ operators covering most of possible use cases to turn your
   code from imperative and procedural to declarative and functional, which is more readable and extensible.
 * ApiResult defines a contract that you can use in your code. No one will be able to obtain the result of a computation
   without being forced to handle errors at compilation time.
+* The library has 129 tests for 92% operator coverage.
 
 ## Preview
 

docs/quickstart.md

@@ -175,13 +175,12 @@ interface Repository {
 }
 
 val subscriptions: ApiResult<List<Subscription>> = ApiResult {
-    val verificationResult = repo.verifyDevice()
-
     // bang (!) operator throws Errors, equivalent to binding
     // if bang does not throw, the device is verified
-    !verificationResult
+    val verificationResult = !repo.verifyDevice()
 
-    val user: User = !userRepository.getUser() // if bang does not throw, user is logged in
+    // if bang does not throw, user is logged in
+    val user: User = !userRepository.getUser()
 
     !repo.getSubscriptions(user)
 }