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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ of all, this book will focus on `Futures` and `async/await` specifically and
not in the context of any specific runtime. not in the context of any specific runtime.
Secondly, I've always found small runnable examples very exiting to learn from. Secondly, I've always found small runnable examples very exiting to learn from.
Thanks to Mdbook the examples can even be edited and explored further. It's Thanks to [Mdbook][mdbook] the examples can even be edited and explored further. It's
all code that you can download, play with and learn from. all code that you can download, play with and learn from.
We'll and end up with an understandable example including a `Future` We'll and end up with an understandable example including a `Future`
@@ -40,4 +40,4 @@ much is built upon. Reading and exploring some of this code is nothing less than
impressive. Even the RFCs that much of the design is built upon is written in a impressive. Even the RFCs that much of the design is built upon is written in a
way that mortal people can understand, and that requires a lot of work. So thanks! way that mortal people can understand, and that requires a lot of work. So thanks!
[mdbook]: https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook