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 # [ResultWire](https://github.com/nick-potts/ResultWire)
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-This library provides a minimal Result type and utility functions that can be sent over the wire with the design being inspired by Rust's Result<T, E> enum. It aims to provide better error handling in TypeScript by representing operations that might fail in a type-safe manner.
+This library provides a minimal Result type and utility functions that can be sent from server to client with the design being inspired by Rust's Result<T, E> enum. It aims to provide better error handling in TypeScript by representing operations that might fail in a type-safe manner.
 
 ## Serialization
 
-This library is designed to be used with Remix's turbo-stream. The ```Result``` type and its variants (```Ok```, ```Err```) can be serialized and deserialized over the wire, making it suitable for use in client-server communication.
+This library is designed to be used with Remix's turbo-stream. The ```Result``` type and its variants (```Ok```, ```Err```) can be serialized and deserialized over the network, making it suitable for use in client-server communication.
 
 ## Installation