Readme update

README.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ When someone asks me for about the benefits in CCF:
 
 Setting up a new instance of CCF2 can be done simply through command, or, in other words, with composer.
 
-Run the following command ( without the '$' ) to create a new project with CCF.
+Run the following command to create a new project with CCF.
 
 ```
 $ composer create-project clancats/framework <your project name> --prefer-dist -s dev
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ For some operations ( storage, packtacular etc. ) we may need to grant write per
 **Storage:** `/CCF/storage/`<br/>
 **Packtacular:** `/public/assets/packtacular/`
 
-you can also set these using the `cli` doctor.
+You can also set these using the `cli` doctor.
 
 ```
 $ php cli doctor::permissions
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ If you get an error setting the permissions try to run the that command with `su
 
 ## Structure
 
-In the new CCF2 folder structure we splittet some things apart to make deployment much more efficient.<br/>
+In the new CCF2 folder structure we split some things apart to make deployment much more efficient.<br/>
 
 
 ```
@@ -98,30 +98,32 @@ In the new CCF2 folder structure we splittet some things apart to make deploymen
 
 ## Configuration
 
-There is actual no configuration needed to just run the framework (depending on your environment). But we recommend to do some configuration before you start developing your awesome application.
+There is usually no configuration _required_ to just run the framework (depending on your environment). We do, however, recommend to do some configuration before you start developing your awesome application.
 
 ### Boot
 
-The boot configuration allow you change the core behaviour of the CCF.
+The boot configuration allow you change the core behavior of the CCF.
 
 #### Environment
 
-Define how your application detects the environment.<br />
-You can create your complete own script to return the runtime environment or you can make use of the env detector.
+Define how your application detects the environment.<br/>
+You can create an entirely new script of your own to return the runtime environment or you can make use of the env detector.
 
 ```
 /boot/environment.php
 ```
 
+> Check out the environment docs: [Environment](/docs/application/environment)
+
 #### Paths
 
-Plan to run multiple CCF installations on one mashine? Using just one single core? This is absolutely no problem you can modify the CCF paths. 
+Plan on running multiple CCF installations on one machine? Using just a single core? This is no problem because you can modify the CCF paths. 
 
 ```
 /boot/paths.php
 ```
 
-You are also free to add new paths. Adding a new element to the array will add the path to runtime and also create an path define:
+You are also free to add new paths. Adding a new element to the array will add the path to runtime and also create a path define:
 
 ```
 <value> = <value>PATH
@@ -136,32 +138,45 @@ You will find an initial **main configuration** file under:
 /CCF/app/config/main.config.php
 ```
 
-**1. Security Salt**
+#### Security Salt
+
+At several points CCF is going to encrypt certain things by employing salt. You should define your own salt to keep your application secure.
+
+You can generate a random salt using the following command:
+
+```
+$ php cli doctor::security_key
+```
+
+**When using composer to create a new project the salt is generated automatically.**
 
-At several point CCF is going to crypt stuff and to do that it uses a salt. You should define your own salt to keep your application secure.
+Otherwise you will find the key under security in the main configuration:
 
 ```php
 'security' => array(
-	'salt' => 'L~7(%(9=@9+8u.Oo4+ysT45fkA4,82',
+    'salt' => 'L~7(%(9=@9+8u.Oo4+ysT45fkA4,82',
 ),
 ```
 
-**2. Path**
+#### Path offset
 
-Maybe you would like to run your application not from the domain root. Instead from a subfolder in this example *forums*.
+Maybe you would like to run your application from somewhere other than the domain root, e.g. from a subfolder.
+*forums*.
 
 ```php
 // www.yourdomain.com/forums/
 'url'	=> array(
-	'path'		=> '/forums/',
+    'path'		=> '/forums/',
 ),
 ```
 
+> For everything else, check out the main configuration documents: [Configuration](/docs/application/main_configuration/)
+
 ---
 
 ## Routing
 
-Depending on your system you will need to setup something that all public request end on the `public/index.php` file.
+Depending on your system you will need to set something up so that all public requests end on the `public/index.php` file.
 
 CCF ships with an `.htaccess` for apache systems with `mod_rewrite` enabled: