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A Chinese-language open-source project that translates high-quality foreign Android articles on architecture, open-source libraries, software design and testing into Chinese for Chinese-speaking developers.
A Chinese-language open-source project that translates high-quality foreign Android articles on architecture, open-source libraries, software design and testing into Chinese for Chinese-speaking developers.Is this a tool or just a collection of translated articles?It is a curated collection of translated blog posts and articles, not code or software; the actual article list lives on the project's wiki.
It is a curated collection of translated blog posts and articles, not code or software; the actual article list lives on the project's wiki.Where do I find the translated articles?Go to the project's GitHub wiki, which hosts the readable list of all translated articles.
Go to the project's GitHub wiki, which hosts the readable list of all translated articles.Is this project still being maintained?No, the repo is explicitly marked as no longer maintained, so no new translations are being added.
No, the repo is explicitly marked as no longer maintained, so no new translations are being added.Are the articles written in Chinese or English?The translated articles and the whole project are in Chinese, aimed at Chinese-speaking Android developers.
The translated articles and the whole project are in Chinese, aimed at Chinese-speaking Android developers.What topics do the translated articles cover?They cover Android technical topics such as architecture patterns (MVP, MVVM), libraries like Dagger2 and RxJava, and testing practices, based on the repo topics.
They cover Android technical topics such as architecture patterns (MVP, MVVM), libraries like Dagger2 and RxJava, and testing practices, based on the repo topics.Do the original authors permit these translations?Yes, where the authors could be contacted, translations are published only after getting their authorization, and original links, author names, and license info are preserved.
Yes, where the authors could be contacted, translations are published only after getting their authorization, and original links, author names, and license info are preserved.Is there anything beyond the translated articles?The README also points to extra learning resources like an analysis of Android source code design patterns and curated study materials, plus a memory-leak analysis tool called MMAT.
The README also points to extra learning resources like an analysis of Android source code design patterns and curated study materials, plus a memory-leak analysis tool called MMAT.Since it's deprecated, where should I start exploring older content?Start from the project wiki, which still lists all previously translated articles even though no new ones are being added.
Start from the project wiki, which still lists all previously translated articles even though no new ones are being added.What are similar projects?MVPArms, blog, aimoneyhunter, git-recipes, Java, blog, Android, hacker-laws-zh
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