weedySeaDragon
Modern Front-End Development for Rails: attribute name wrong (p 49) P1.0
Page 49 of P1.0:
The name of the attribute in the 4th paragraph is wrong.
It is:
data-day-toggle-visible-value
but should be:
data-favorite-toggle-visible-value
First Post!
noelrappin
Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails
Sorry about that mistake, we’ll correct it in the next version. Thanks for noticing it.
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