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Design and Build Great Web APIs: What does “human readable documentation available in the book’s source code.” mean?
On page 9, it talks about “human readable documentation available in the book’s source code.” What is meant by this? Does that mean the two files activity-list.js and activity-record.js under /ch01-apifirst? This is unclear and I do not see any other form of what could be considered human-readable documentation in the book’s source code.
Thank you,
Jeff
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mamund
Author of Design and Build Great Web APIs
yes. i need to point to the services folder that has the source for all the pre-existing services. i’ll fix that. --mamund
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