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Programming Phoenix LiveView (B10): Typo in path to stream inserts and deletes (page 99)
The last line in the first paragraph on page 99 reads:
…put certain instructions in
socket.products.inserts
orsocket.products.deletes
.
Based on the server output prior to the paragraph, as well as the content of the same paragraph, that line probably should be:
…put certain instructions in
streams.products.inserts
orstreams.products.deletes
.
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SophieDeBenedetto
Author of Programming Phoenix LiveView
Thank you! Will fix.
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