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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ For example, this HTML-page shows the "Hello" message:
 ```html run
 <!doctype html>
 <script>
-  alert("Hello!");
+  alert("Hello, world!");
 </script>
 ```
 
@@ -19,15 +19,16 @@ We can also run scripts using [Node.js](https://nodejs.org), it's commonly used
 
 Depending on the environment, JavaScript may provide platform-specific functionality.
 
-- In a web browser, JavaScript can manipulate the web-page, send network requests, show messages and so on.
-- Node.js allows to run a web-server.
+- In a web browser, JavaScript can manipulate the web-page, send network requests, show messages and so on.  
+- In node.js we can use JavaScript to run a web-server, read and write arbitrary files.
+- ...And so on. 
 
-...And so on. Even a coffee machine may include its own JavaScript engine, that could allow us to program its recipes.
+Technically, even a coffee machine can include its own JavaScript engine, to allow programming of coffee recipes.
 
 ![](javascript-engine.svg)
 
-In this tutorial we concentrate on the "core JavaScript", that's the same everywhere.**
+**In this tutorial we concentrate on the "core JavaScript", that's the same everywhere.**
 
-After you learn it, you can go in any direction: learn browser functionality, how to write servers and so on.
+We'll try to keep browser-specific notes at minimum. After you learn the core, you can go in any direction: browsers, frameworks, servers and so on.
 
-Please turn the page to start learning JavaScript!
+Turn the page to start learning JavaScript!