garethnic
Programming WebRTC Preface Wording
Programming WebRTC - ‘Preface’ words are swapped (page 9)
Second paragraph, second sentence: “But this will book start you on your journey to developing
real-time streaming applications…”
“book” and “will” should be swapped around.
Marked As Solved
karlstolley
Author of WebRTC: Build Real-Time Web Applications in the Browser
Thanks for catching that! The fix will appear in the next beta.
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