tylerpachal

tylerpachal

Real-World Event Sourcing: Typo in "Handling Input and Output in an Event Sourced World" section (page 27)

Hello @autodidaddict, I think that “notifiers” near the end of this sentence:

As you’ve learned the building blocks in this first part of the book, you’ve picked up a few rules worth going over again to help you understand why notifiers and projectors exist.

should be “aggregates” instead:

As you’ve learned the building blocks in this first part of the book, you’ve picked up a few rules worth going over again to help you understand why aggregates and projectors exist.

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autodidaddict

autodidaddict

Author of Real-World Event Sourcing with Elixir

Excellent catch. I’ve fixed this in my latest changes.

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