erikj
Design and Build Great Web APIs: "compamyData" (p. 88)
Web Sequence Diagram example contains typo, ‘compamyData’:
compamyData–>-WIP: saveToWIP(identifier, companyName, address,
email, telephone, status)
Typo is also present in example code:
ch04-designing/diagram-onboarding-04.wsd
6:compamyData–>-WIP: saveToWIP(identifier, companyName, address,
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