
danielithomas
Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go:
Title: Powerful Command-Line Aplications in Go (page xiii) small typo in description of Chapter 9
Example: “You’ll external packages to design and develop the interface, and apply different Go concurrency techniques to manage this application asynchronously.”
Probably should be: “You’ll use external packages to design and develop the interface, and apply different Go concurrency techniques to manage this application asynchronously.”
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rgerardi
Author of Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go
Thank you for the suggestions. It’s fixed now and it will be available in the next version.
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