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Awaiting Reviews #159
Description
In this issue, I would like others to review the following pages as a fresh set of eyes. You might catch things that I may have missed:
FAQ
- AJAX and APIs Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Babel, JSX, and Build FAQ Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Styling Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Virtual DOM and Internals Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- File Structure Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Versioning Policy Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Component State Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
- Passing Functions to Components Fixes translations of FAQ section #172
Advanced Guides
- Refs and the DOM
- Render Props
- Profiler API
- Optimizing Performance
- Reconciliation
- Strict Mode
- Static Type Checking
- Uncontrolled Components
- Typechecking with PropTypes
- React without ES6
- React without JSX
- JSX in Depth
- Portals
- Integrating with Other Libraries
- High-Order Components
Testing
Hooks
- Hooks Intro
- Hooks Overview
- State Hook
- Effect Hook
- Rules of Hooks
- Custom Hooks
- Hooks API Reference
- Hooks FAQ
Activity
mehdiyev commentedon Jan 24, 2020
{/* Komment bura yazılır*/}Komponentlərə CSS siniflərini necə əlavə etmək olar?and try to keep one single convention.GasimGasimzada commentedon Jan 25, 2020
@mehdiyev Thank you for your contributions! Could you please create a PR with the changes that you have written here?
mehdiyev commentedon Jan 29, 2020
Is that right translation "string" as "mətn"? "mətn" is more like "text" than "string". Isn't it misleading?
GasimGasimzada commentedon Jan 29, 2020
This is something that I decide based on the fact that there is really no translation for string in Azerbaijani. Some people say "simli" but it creates more confusion because. String actually stands for "string of characters." Even though I know that it actually means "text," I chose "mətn" because it is the closest that I could think of a data / scalar type that represents a string of characters.
I am very open to suggestions on this matter.
mehdiyev commentedon Jan 29, 2020
What about not translating it? I mean, we can use original as we did with words such as "rekursiv", "render", "throttle" and so on.
Or we can consider translating it with change to avoid lost in translation. For example, some combinations like "simli mətn", "simvol simi", "mətn məlumat növü" or "xarakterlər seriyası".
GasimGasimzada commentedon Feb 7, 2020
@mehdiyev
Let's keep them until we are 100% done with the docs, which is very close. Then, we can come to some kind of agreement on what to do next.
GasimGasimzada commentedon Feb 13, 2020
@mehdiyev what do you think of translating the term development to "təkmilləşmə"? My only concern is that it can create confusion. Otherwise, I think it is a good translation of the word "Development"
mehdiyev commentedon Feb 13, 2020
What about "təkmilləşdirmə"? Btw, we also should consider connected term"developer". Translate it as "proqramçı" or "təkmilləşdirici"?
GasimGasimzada commentedon Feb 13, 2020
For the term developer, I have done it in a lot of places. I think the only place where I haven't done it is when the term is "developer tools" or something similar.
doesn't matter. whichever works best based on context.
mehdiyev commentedon Feb 13, 2020
Okay then. I think it is good translation and I feel like we shouldn't be worried about confusion. Azerbaijani is not rich with technical terms but it should and it is getting updates by time. And we are part of it. ReactJS is a very popular lib and its documentation can be used as reference for translations of tech terms. So, we can kind of start with new translation of tech terms, aware or unaware. And with new terms of course will be some confusions at the beginning till community accepts it.
GasimGasimzada commentedon Feb 16, 2020
@mehdiyev I have been thinking about the word "string" and what do you think of "simvollar ardıcıllığı" or "simvollar simi"?
mehdiyev commentedon Feb 16, 2020
@GasimGasimzada I think "simvollar simi" is better. It contains word "sim" which is literal translation of "string" and it is more specific.