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Programming Phoenix LiveView B2.0: P178
“…Go ahead and add this logic to your template:…”
It would be helpful to always have the pathname to the file being referred to (in this case “your template”) shown in a coloured bar above the code - as is the case for example in the code snippet immediately above this which shows that it relates to “stateful_components/pento/lib/pento_web/live/survey_live.ex”
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