
adicirstei
Web Development with Clojure, Third Edition: B13.0 pdf pg 183 messed up
Dear authors,
thank you for the great book. I found a issue in the book (B13.0) at page 183 (pdf version). The text is messed up and mixed with the second edition text, I think, as it references a different project. Although in the B12 version this section is ok.
Regards,
Adrian
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svmbrown
Author of Web Development with Clojure
Thanks for bringing that to our attention! It’ll be fixed in the next release.
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