jamesw
Agile Web Development with Rails 7: a minor typo on page 160
Title: AWDWR Rails 7 b1 0 pdf: In the latest (First?) pdf a minor typo on page 160 in the What We just did section, the 2nd bullet point states
We used as: :turbo_strea to indicate to the LineItemsController . create() that Tur-
boStreams are supported by the client.
The :turbo_strea is missing the letter m and should read We used as: :turbo_stream
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rubys
Author of Agile Web Development With Rails
Fixed. Thanks!
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