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This is the Chinese translation of 'The Modern JavaScript Tutorial' (javascript.info), teaching JavaScript from basics to advanced topics based on the latest ECMAScript spec. It's recommended by both the official React docs and MDN.
This is the Chinese translation of 'The Modern JavaScript Tutorial' (javascript.info), teaching JavaScript from basics to advanced topics based on the latest ECMAScript spec. It's recommended by both the official React docs and MDN.Is this a code library or a learning resource?It's a learning resource — a collection of translated Markdown lesson and exercise files rendered as a tutorial website, not a code library or framework.
It's a learning resource — a collection of translated Markdown lesson and exercise files rendered as a tutorial website, not a code library or framework.How do I read it or preview my translation changes?You can read the published tutorial on its hosted site, or clone the repo and run the local preview server to see how your edited pages render.
You can read the published tutorial on its hosted site, or clone the repo and run the local preview server to see how your edited pages render.Do I need anything installed just to read the lessons?No — reading the tutorial online requires nothing extra; only running the local preview server to check translation edits needs a server setup, detailed in the project's Wiki.
No — reading the tutorial online requires nothing extra; only running the local preview server to check translation edits needs a server setup, detailed in the project's Wiki.Is the Chinese version always in sync with the original English tutorial?It's kept up to date through an ongoing sync process documented in the project's Wiki rather than being a one-time translation.
It's kept up to date through an ongoing sync process documented in the project's Wiki rather than being a one-time translation.Are there special rules for translating exercise files?Exercise files often carry YAML metadata like 'importance' at the top, and translators are told not to translate this metadata or the [#anchor] URL fragments in headings.
Exercise files often carry YAML metadata like 'importance' at the top, and translators are told not to translate this metadata or the [#anchor] URL fragments in headings.Is there a community for readers of this translation?Yes, the README includes a WeChat QR code so readers can follow the official account and join a reader group (note required for friend requests).
Yes, the README includes a WeChat QR code so readers can follow the official account and join a reader group (note required for friend requests).What are similar projects?curriculum, the-way-to-go_ZH_CN, Python-Core-50-Courses, Complete-Python-3-Bootcamp, html-css, the-craft-of-selfteaching, IntelliJ-IDEA-Tutorial, en.javascript.info
curriculum, the-way-to-go_ZH_CN, Python-Core-50-Courses, Complete-Python-3-Bootcamp, html-css, the-craft-of-selfteaching, IntelliJ-IDEA-Tutorial, en.javascript.infoWhich topics is it in?tutorials, students, curriculum, translation, programming, book, beginner-friendly, guide, learning-resources, china, documentation, html
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