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Programming Phoenix LiveView(B10): typon in Contex library name (page 246)
Talking about the Contex library, I think there is a tiny typo when referencing the library on page 246 (certainly because of auto-correction applied):
Context provides us with the Dataset2 module…
where it should rather read as
Contex provides us with the Dataset2 module
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SophieDeBenedetto
Author of Programming Phoenix LiveView
You are correct! Will fix.
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