
lmarlow
Real-World Event Sourcing: missing word (ix, page 9 of PDF)
The second sentence of the second paragraph of the Preface ends with “learning to my job again.” It should probably be “learning to do my job again.”
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autodidaddict
Author of Real-World Event Sourcing with Elixir
I’ve added quotes around the phrase, but it actually is supposed to be “awe of learning” rather than “learning to do my job”.
Thanks for the note!
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