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Real-Time Phoenix - 'wscat' not working on page 32

@sb8244

Hi, I wasn’t able to get wscat working with the code presented in the book. For example, I needed to perform the following to determine what code was needed for Phoenix 1.6:

mix phx.gen.socket User
mix phx.gen.channel Ping

Are there plans to update the PDF/ePub and associated code bundle to support Phoenix 1.6?

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sb8244

sb8244

Author of From Ruby to Elixir and Real-Time Phoenix

Total apologies for the delay here.

There are no plans right now to update the book for Phoenix 1.6. Unfortunately the upgrades required (text / code changes) would likely make it a v2 book which would be up to Prag.

Luckily, the number of changes is fairly small in the end. Mostly seems related to the generators + PubSub 2.0 having a different setup. The concepts still apply and all of the functions should work as expected.

Thanks for providing your gen commands here.

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