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Chapter 1 Line Chart, Step 6, Typo (Page 20)

I'm sorry if this is the wrong spot to mention this typo, but in the above mentioned section there is a small typo within the config object of the .draw() method... (in the pdf version of the book)

y2axis: {min: -0.15, max: 0.69, 
    tickFormatter: function(val) {return val+" °C";}}
yaxis: {min: 300, max: 400},

... should have the yaxis and y2axis values switched:

y2axis: {min: 300, max: 400},
yaxis: {min: -0.15, max: 0.69, 
    tickFormatter: function(val) {return val+" °C";}}

Luckily the source code had the correct configuration, but I was lost for a little when trying to find an error in my code. I'm still fairly new to programming, and very much in the 'noobie-see-noobie-do' phase...

It's possible I have an older copy of the book as well - I recently bought this through a Humble Bundle package- but was unable to find a version history to verify.

Anyway, thank you so much for this book, it's been a pleasure to read and very helpful in my journeys!

When will you post the code for chapter 8?

Hi, I found your book very good. Especially your backbone prototype. Can you push your code for Chapter 8? I'd like to compare it to mine (from doing your tutorial) as mine is not working.

Thanks,

J

Does Flotr2 still work?

I'm just getting started but am wondering if the book is obsolete and if Flotr2 is no longer working.

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