Problem
The README references multiple SDKs (avail-js, avail-rust, avail-go) and a "wiki page", but:
- The SDKs are mentioned as plain text without direct clickable links to their repositories.
- The referenced "wiki page" (the GitHub Wiki) is currently empty or not populated, leading to a dead end for developers seeking additional guides.
Evidence:
- README SDK section (L12-L14):
https://github.com/availproject/avail/blob/main/README.md#L12-L14
- Wiki reference (L208):
https://github.com/availproject/avail/blob/main/README.md#L208
Impact
This creates unnecessary friction for new developers:
- Requires manual searching to locate the official SDK repositories, creating uncertainty about which ones are maintained or official.
- The empty wiki contradicts the README's promise of finding guides for "Running Light Clients" and "Synchronization options", effectively blocking developers who need this documentation.
Suggested Fix
- For SDKs: Add direct hyperlinks to the official repositories for
avail-js, avail-rust, and avail-go.
- For the Wiki: Either (a) populate the GitHub wiki with the minimum guides for the topics listed, or (b) remove the wiki reference and replace it with a link to existing external documentation (if available).
This is a quick, high-impact improvement that will significantly reduce onboarding time for external developers.
Problem
The README references multiple SDKs (avail-js, avail-rust, avail-go) and a "wiki page", but:
Evidence:
https://github.com/availproject/avail/blob/main/README.md#L12-L14https://github.com/availproject/avail/blob/main/README.md#L208Impact
This creates unnecessary friction for new developers:
Suggested Fix
avail-js,avail-rust, andavail-go.This is a quick, high-impact improvement that will significantly reduce onboarding time for external developers.