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When running mix test test/rumbl_web/controllers/auth_test.exs the system responds with:
warning: Using Phoenix.ConnTest is ...
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On Page 98, the proposed changes to app.html.eex include the following code:
<a href="http://phoenixframework.org/" cla...
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Title: Programming Phoenix 1.4 (chapter V: Testing MVC)
The book’s output shows time for tests 0.1s, but mine was showing 15...
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It says to update the nav section in the layout in ‘/lib/rumbl_web/templates/layout/app.html.eex’. I have 3 files in that directory and t...
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On page 120,
Due to the slight formatting errata already noted on this page, those of us (like me) who actually executed mix ecto.migrat...
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Title: Programming Phoenix >= 1.4 : Error in example (page 124)
In the creation of the Rumbl.Multimedia.Category{name: “Test”}
but t...
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Programming Phoenix 1.4: typo: “possibile” should be “possible”. That is all :slight_smile:
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A minor formatting issue in the first code example on page 120
Extra “END OF OUTPUT”, mix ecto.migrate offset.
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“a implementation” is a tiny grammar mistake. It should be “an implementation”.
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At the end of page 140 the book implies that assoc_constraint means that you should get a descriptive form validation error when ...
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Don’t accept the compromise between fast and beautiful: you can have it all. Phoenix creator Chris McCord, Elixir creator José Valim, and...
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It says to update the nav section in the layout in ‘/lib/rumbl_web/templates/layout/app.html.eex’. I have 3 files in that directory and t...
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Title: Programming Phoenix >= 1.4 : Error in example (page 124)
In the creation of the Rumbl.Multimedia.Category{name: “Test”}
but t...
New
Programming Phoenix 1.4: typo: “possibile” should be “possible”. That is all :slight_smile:
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On page 120,
Due to the slight formatting errata already noted on this page, those of us (like me) who actually executed mix ecto.migrat...
New
@redrapids
Title: Programming Phoenix 1.4 (chapter V: Testing MVC)
The book’s output shows time for tests 0.1s, but mine was showing 15...
New
@redrapids
When running mix test test/rumbl_web/controllers/auth_test.exs the system responds with:
warning: Using Phoenix.ConnTest is ...
New
On Page 98, the proposed changes to app.html.eex include the following code:
<a href="http://phoenixframework.org/" cla...
New
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First, the code resources:
Page 237: rumbl_umbrella/apps/rumbl/mix.exs
Note: That this file is missing.
Page 238: rumbl_umbrella/app...
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I’ve been dabbling in Elixir for years, but I’m finally learning Phoenix properly. Very much enjoying this book and how it explains every...
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On page 103, we perform:
mix phx.gen.html Multimedia Video videos user_id:references:users \
url:string title:string description:text
T...
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take a look at this code for counting all users with usernames starting with j or c.
The query then returns a count of 2.
However, Chr...
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Hello,
At the end of page 140 the book implies that assoc_constraint means that you should get a descriptive form validation error when ...
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A minor formatting issue in the first code example on page 120
Extra “END OF OUTPUT”, mix ecto.migrate offset.
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“a implementation” is a tiny grammar mistake. It should be “an implementation”.
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