Update app-development-wg/charter/README.md

Co-authored-by: Emily Fox <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: salaboy <[email protected]>

Author: salaboy

app-development-wg/charter/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The charter describes the mission and tactics of the Application Development Wor
 
 The cloud computing boom of the past decade has driven an explosion of new development tools and practices. Developers once had complete control over how their code ran locally. However, shifting to cloud-based testing and deployment practices in remote environments (in the public and private cloud) requires a different approach. Teams are now tasked to navigate the complexities of architecting distributed systems and accept the inherent overhead of working with complex environments.
 
-The rise of cloud-native runtimes (including Kubernetes and containers) revolutionized how teams build, package, and deploy software. This technology allows applications to scale seamlessly across cloud providers and on-premises environments. Now, thanks to the Open Container Initiative (OCI) standard and OCI runtimes, developers can leverage the same containerized approach for remote environments and their local development workflows, creating a more consistent experience.
+The rise of cloud native runtimes (including Kubernetes and containers) revolutionized how teams build, package, and deploy software. This technology allows applications to scale seamlessly across cloud providers and on-premises environments. Now, thanks to the Open Container Initiative (OCI) standard and OCI runtimes, developers can leverage the same containerized approach for remote environments and their local development workflows, creating a more consistent experience.
 
 Containers helped to streamline bootstrapping application infrastructure. Databases, message brokers, and other services can be spun up quickly alongside your code. Tools like Docker Compose, which is agnostic to programming language, allow developers to define their application and its dependencies in a single file. While containers simplify deployment, crafting production-ready, secure images requires more effort than creating a basic Dockerfile. While other teams often package and distribute these containers, developers must understand how to design and leverage best practices for containerized workloads correctly.