What does this mean? "The key part is 'framework' call you rather you call 'framework'. ".
You need the context from the first link I've provided.
No it's just poor English. It should say: The key part is the 'framework' calls you rather than you calling the 'framework'
I see. Thanks. I do speak poor English 😅 and I'll keep practicing.
When I first read it, I seriously didn't understand it; but was eventually able to correct it mentally after thinking about it.
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What does this mean?
"The key part is 'framework' call you rather you call 'framework'. ".
You need the context from the first link I've provided.
No it's just poor English. It should say:
The key part is the 'framework' calls you rather than you calling the 'framework'
I see. Thanks. I do speak poor English 😅 and I'll keep practicing.
When I first read it, I seriously didn't understand it; but was eventually able to correct it mentally after thinking about it.