njan
Title: Effective Go Recipes - Recipe 16 - Typo
Typo in the first para under Discussion :
“The write side is sent to
producer that encodes the metrics and the write side is send at the request body to http.NewRequest.”
The second “write” must be “read” I think.
By the way there are quite a few typos of this sort that I have not always kept note of. Please check.
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