Network Programming in Elixir and Erlang (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Change “> mix run --no-start” to “> mix run --no-halt”
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dest_port = Keyword.fetch!(options, :dest_port)
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dest_port = Keyword.fetch!(options, :server_p...
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I’ve been following along with the book and have noticed there’s some code missing.
Page 49: We create the inital Acceptor module, the p...
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When a client sends a broadcast message to the server,
from_username must be an empty string. When the server send...
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xdif/server.ex code from book does not work with the XDig client from the book.
I noticed inside handle_info call, it’s not sending the ...
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