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Programming Phoenix LiveView (B13): wrong syntax in HEEX template (page 26)
The latest book version, B 13.0 supposes to use the latest Phoenix 1.8.0 heex template variable interpolation syntax, what is not the case, unfortunately.
On page 26 we still can see:
<h2> <%= @message %> It's <%= time() %> </h2> The correct syntax for the above code snippet would be:
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