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 In this example, we will see one of the easiest way to use ivy. No configuration or other complicated files to write, only the list of libraries the project will use. 
 
-If you have already followed the go-ivy tutorial on the <a href="../../doc/tutorial.html">tutorials home page</a>, this tutorial will be already familiar. It is actually pretty much the same, except that it requires ivy to be installed in your ant lib, and the java source and the ivy dependencies are available in separate files. For the java source, it's definitly recommended to put it in a separate file. For ivy dependencies, it depends on your usage and is discussed on the <a href="../../doc/bestpractices.html">best pratices page</a>. 
+If you have already followed the go-ivy tutorial on the <a href="../../doc/tutorial.html">tutorials home page</a>, this tutorial will be already familiar. It is actually pretty much the same, except that it requires ivy to be installed in your ant lib, and the java source and the ivy dependencies are available in separate files. For the java source, it's definitely recommended to put it in a separate file. For ivy dependencies, it depends on your usage and is discussed on the <a href="../../doc/bestpractices.html">best practices page</a>. 
 
 But enough introduction material, let's go with this simple tutorial!