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Programming Phoenix LiveView: Awkward sentence/missing word (page 67)
On the second paragraph on the first page of chapter 3 reads: “The next two chapters will build a product catalog into our application”. Should “The next two chapters will build” read “In the next two chapters we will build”?
For comparison, the opening sentence of chapter 2 reads: “In this chapter, we’re going to use a code generator to build an authentication layer for our Phoenix application.”
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