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Design and Build Great Web APIs: typo “actually” (page 22, first paragraph)
Title: Design and Build Great Web APIs - typo “actually” (page 22, first paragraph)
Typo: “It is important to have a clear sense of the expected skills and interests of your API consumer (the person using the API) as well as the actually work they are trying to do (such as automate a process, support a UX, solve unique problems, and so on).”
Suggestion: “It is important to have a clear sense of the expected skills and interests of your API consumer (the person using the API) as well as the actual work they are trying to do (such as automate a process, support a UX, solve unique problems, and so on).”
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got it. thanks. --mamund
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