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ds1
7,627 PointsDescription Typo?
Hi, Chris Freeman
FYI, the video description states: "...Build a template tag that will provide you with a link to the newest course in our library at all times." However, we ended up not using an anchor tag to link to the newest course. This description may need a slight wording change... just happen to noticed it. Hope it helps! Thanks, D.
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Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,454 PointsI see your point. "Link" can be read as a HTML hyperlink or, more generally, as a database connection. Looking at the Workspace for video, the Courses model only has the attributes: created_at, title, and description, with the __str__ method returning self.title. In this case, there isn't a URL attribute available to use in an HTML link, so I would assume the general connotation of a link.
In a way, it's the curse of jargon vs every day word use. The technologist always hears the jargon definition first! Here it is an understandable misreading.
ds1
7,627 Pointsds1
7,627 PointsOh, ok- thanks, Chris!