Pub sub "reloaded" --> new version of the pub-sub app #1098
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…s reloaded version
- Replace Counter type with NewsMessage type for better real-world representation - Rename subscriber functions for clarity (init -> subscribeToTopic) - Update state tracking from count to totalReadingTime - Adjust callback functions to handle NewsMessage type "
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I tested it, it seems to work.
Overview
Why do we need this feature? What are we trying to accomplish?
While working on the 2.2 of the "Motoko Developer Liftoff" I had some hard time to understand the example app. The course was pretty good till to this point. So I tried to rewrite the example in a more understandable way, without making too complicate, and also adding some documentation in the README to understand the PubSub app. Since the PubSub app is tied to the video, probably it doesn't make sense to replace them. But maybe this version could be added as a note at the end of the lesson.
An explanation of the changes are in the README itself.
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