s2k

s2k

Author of Fast Feedback Using Ruby

From Ruby to Elixir: Duplication in section 'Erlang, OTP, Elixir, and Friends' (p. 7)

Hi @sb8244,

The last part of the section is:

This section is designed to give you enough knowledge to know what each is,
how its different from the others, and how you’ll interact with it over time.

We’ll cover all of these terms so that you understand what each is, how they differ from
each other, and how you’ll interact with each over time. …

To me this says the same thing, even using mostly the same words.

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sb8244

sb8244

Author of From Ruby to Elixir and Real-Time Phoenix

Thanks :pray:t2:. Looks like it was rewritten and one was not removed.

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