Typo and spelling fixes

src/content/blog/implementing-third-party-authentication-for-racemash.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ I started by implementing a `useAuth` composable that would provide both the aut
 
 It consists of the following elements that are placed outside the exported `useAuth`:
 
-- `user` ref for storing the currently logged in user. If not logged in, the value is set to `null`
+- `user` ref for storing the currently logged-in user. If not logged in, the value is set to `null`
 - `loadingUserFinished` ref for indicating whether the `loadUser` function, which we'll get to in a minute, has already been executed or not. It's set to `false` by default
 - `isLoggedIn` computed property that essentially uses double negation on the `user` ref's value to convert it to a boolean
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ const logIn = (provider: 'github' | 'discord') => {
 
 So, the `logIn` function accepts a single argument for the OAuth provider to use. Then I declare a `redirectPath` constant that we set to the value of the `redirectPath` item inside `localStorage` or `/` if the former is `null`, as well as a rather self-explanatory `permissionScopes` constant. They both appply to read-only user information, with the only difference lying in their names for respective providers.
 
-Finally, I call the Account SDK's `createOAuth2Session` method with the `provider` argument, successful auth callback URL that, failed auth callback URL and the `permissionScopes` array.
+Finally, I call the Account SDK's `createOAuth2Session` method with the `provider` argument, successful auth callback URL, failed auth callback URL and the `permissionScopes` array.
 
 ### loadUser method
 
@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ const logOut = async () => {
 };
 ```
 
-### End result
+### Result
 
 AKA what you probably came here for anyway. Enjoy!
 
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ export function useAuth() {
 }
 ```
 
-## Preparing a LogIn view
+## Preparing the LogIn view
 
 ### the template
 

src/content/blog/setting-up-vue-and-appwrite-projects-for-racemash.md

@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ Speaking of which, here's how I did it. I opened GitHub and clicked on my profil
 
 I entered my app's name, its home page's URL (ie. `https://racemash.com`), and pasted in that callback URL I mentioned two paragraphs earlier. After submitting the form, I was taken to my GitHub app's settings screen that displayed the app's ID and a button to generate a client secret. I clicked in and copied newly generated secret.
 
-Then I returned to my Appwrite project's Dashboard and entered the GitHub app's client ID and the client secret. And that was it - a very straightforwad process.
+Then I returned to my Appwrite project's Dashboard and entered the GitHub app's client ID and the client secret. And that was it - a very straightforward process.
 
 ### Configuring Discord OAuth