Typo - "is a simple put powerful concept."
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Key: EXLBR-23
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/EXLBR-23
Project: Excalibur Components
Type: Bug
Components: Documentation
Environment: N/A
Reporter: James Ferguson
Priority: Trivial
On the Front Page under "What is excalibur?", second paragraph first sentence
reads:
" Inversion of control, also known as the hollywood principle ("don't call us,
we'll call you") is a simple put powerful concept."
I suspect this should read:
"Inversion of control, also known as the hollywood principle ("don't call us,
we'll call you"), is simply put a powerful concept."
At present the sentence does not make sense.
In the folowing paragraph (What is excalibur? pg. 3) there is another trivial
typo, it currently reads:
"It is lightweight, by which we mean that it doesn't need a lot of resources,
take a lot of disk or memory, or impose all sorts of demans on its environment."
'demans' should read 'demands'.
Both trivial I know, but two typos in the first Section of the main page don't
make a good impression.
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