This repository hosts the content of the Modern JavaScript Tutorial, published at https://javascript.info.
We'd like to make the tutorial available in many languages. Please help us to translate.
Here's the list of existing ongoing translations (in alphabetical order):
| Language | Github | Translation leads | Translated (%) | Last Commit | Published |
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| Azerbaijani | orkhan-huseyn/javascript-tutorial-az | @orkhan-huseyn |  |
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| Chinese | xitu/javascript-tutorial-zh | @leviding |  |
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zh.javascript.info |
| French | HachemiH/javascript-tutorial-fr | @HachemiH |  |
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| Japanese | KenjiI/javascript-tutorial-ja | @KenjiI |  |
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ja.javascript.info |
| Korean | Violet-Bora-Lee/javascript-tutorial-ko | @Violet-Bora-Lee |  |
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| Persian (Farsi) | mehradsadeghi/javascript-tutorial-fa | @mehradsadeghi | started |  |
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| Polish | krzmaciek/javascript-tutorial-pl | @krzmaciek |  |
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| Romanian | lighthousand/javascript-tutorial-ro | @lighthousand |  |
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| Russian | iliakan/javascript-tutorial-ru | @iliakan | * . |  |
learn.javascript.ru |
| Turkish | sahinyanlik/javascript-tutorial-tr | @sahinyanlik |  |
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* – the previous version is published in Russian, need to backport/translate the new one from English.
If you'd like to translate it into your language:
- First, check if the translation has already started in the list above or in issues. If it exists, contact the original lead, ask him to join efforts. If the translation is stalled, ask him to transfer the repo to you or just create a new one and continue from where they stopped.
- If there's no such translation, create a new one. Clone the repository, change its name to
javascript-tutorial-<lang>(by your language) and create an issue for me to add you to the list.
You can edit the text in any editor. The tutorial uses enhanced "markdown" format, easy to grasp. And if you want to see how it looks on-site, there's a server to run the tutorial locally at https://github.com/iliakan/javascript-tutorial-server.
Every chapter, article or a task has its folder.
The folder is named like N-url, where N is a number for the sorting purposes and url is the URL part with title of the material.
The type of the material is defined by the file inside the folder:
index.mdstands for a chapterarticle.mdstands for an articletask.mdstands for a task (solution must be provided insolution.mdfile aswell)
Each of these files starts from the # Main header.