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Programming Phoenix LiveView: Error on page 102
Title: Programming Phoenix LiveView: Error on page 102
Example: The text says
Add the following
snippet to your index.html.eex template:
<!== lib/pento_web/live/product_live/index.html.heex →
<%= inspect assigns, pretty: true %>
But it should be “<!–” (double dash, which doesn’t show up in the preview).
Although there’s not really any need for the html comment line.
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