German Translation Progress
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@NamikoYa, @christianhegedues, @CourageSean, @J-Cake
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An Introduction to JavaScript.- Please take only one article at a time.
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The JavaScript language
An introduction
- An Introduction to JavaScript (@1H0) #2
- Manuals and specifications (@1H0)
- Code editors (@MichFrie)
- Developer console (@AlexanderK22) #13
JavaScript Fundamentals
- Hello, world! (@christianhegedues)
- Code structure (@christianhegedues)
- The modern mode, "use strict" (@christianhegedues)
- Variables (@JoeGab) #9
- Data types (@christianhegedues)
- Interaction: alert, prompt, confirm (@JoeGab) #11
- Type Conversions (@JoeGab) #10
- Basic operators, maths (@elseifdilara) #69
- Comparisons (@JoeGab) #15
- Conditional branching: if, '?' (@ytausch)
- Logical operators (@SirCodewright) #26
- Nullish coalescing operator '??'
- Loops: while and for (@desirekool)
- The "switch" statement (@matztom) #55
- Functions (@u-n-known)
- Function expressions (@BitcoinElf) #29
- Arrow functions, the basics (@me1104)
- JavaScript specials (@AlexanderK22) #52
Code quality
- Debugging in the browser (@scottwright-io)
- Coding Style (@laurentiu798) #61
- Comments (@MichaelEder1) #58
- Ninja code
- Automated testing with Mocha
- Polyfills and transpilers (@jonasrdl) #101
Objects: the basics
- Objects (@u-n-known)
- Object references and copying
- Garbage collection (@u-n-known)
- Object methods, "this" (@u-n-known)
- Constructor, operator "new" (@dride-for-sure)
- Optional chaining '?.' (@johannesdominik) #90
- Symbol type (@u-n-known)
- Object to primitive conversion (@u-n-known)
Data types
- Methods of primitives (@CourageSean)
- Numbers (@Pokemonultra)
- Strings
- Arrays (@NamikoYa)
- Array methods (@MysterieDev)
- Iterables (@CourageSean)
- Map and Set
- WeakMap and WeakSet
- Object.keys, values, entries
- Destructuring assignment
- Date and time
- JSON methods, toJSON
Advanced working with functions
- Recursion and stack
- Rest parameters and spread syntax
- Variable scope, closure
- The old "var"
- Global object (@jonasrdl)
- Function object, NFE
- The "new Function" syntax
- Scheduling: setTimeout and setInterval
- Decorators and forwarding, call/apply
- Function binding
- Arrow functions revisited
Object properties configuration
Prototypes, inheritance
Classes
- Class basic syntax
- Class inheritance
- Static properties and methods
- Private and protected properties and methods
- Extending built-in classes
- Class checking: "instanceof"
- Mixins
Error handling
Promises, async/await
- Introduction: callbacks (@1H0)
- Promise
- Promises chaining
- Error handling with promises
- Promise API
- Promisification
- Microtasks
- Async/await (@NamikoYa)
Generators, advanced iteration
Modules
Miscellaneous
Browser: Document, Events, Interfaces
Document
- Browser environment, specs (@alok555)
- DOM tree (@mhstrkmp)
- Walking the DOM
- Searching: getElement*, querySelector*
- Node properties: type, tag and contents
- Attributes and properties
- Modifying the document
- Styles and classes
- Element size and scrolling
- Window sizes and scrolling
- Coordinates
Introduction to Events
- Introduction to browser events
- Bubbling and capturing
- Event delegation
- Browser default actions
- Dispatching custom events
UI Events
- Mouse events (@hack03er) #87
- Moving the mouse: mouseover/out, mouseenter/leave
- Drag'n'Drop with mouse events
- Pointer events
- Keyboard: keydown and keyup
- Scrolling
Forms, controls
- Form properties and methods
- Focusing: focus/blur
- Events: change, input, cut, copy, paste
- Forms: event and method submit
Document and resource loading
- Page: DOMContentLoaded, load, beforeunload, unload
- Scripts: async, defer
- Resource loading: onload and onerror
Miscellaneous
Frames and windows
Binary data, files
Network requests
- Fetch
- FormData
- Fetch: Download progress
- Fetch: Abort
- Fetch: Cross-Origin Requests
- Fetch API
- URL objects
- XMLHttpRequest
- Resumable file upload
- Long polling
- WebSocket
- Server Sent Events
Storing data in the browser
Animation
Web components
- From the orbital height
- Custom elements
- Shadow DOM
- Template element
- Shadow DOM slots, composition
- Shadow DOM styling
- Shadow DOM and events
Regular expressions
- Patterns and flags (@alok555)
- Character classes
- Unicode: flag "u" and class \p{...}
- Anchors: string start ^ and end $
- Multiline mode of anchors ^ $, flag "m"
- Word boundary: \b
- Escaping, special characters
- Sets and ranges [...]
- Quantifiers +, *, ? and {n}
- Greedy and lazy quantifiers
- Capturing groups
- Backreferences in pattern: \N and \k<name>
- Alternation (OR) |
- Lookahead and lookbehind
- Catastrophic backtracking
- Sticky flag "y", searching at position
- Methods of RegExp and String
An Introduction to JavaScript
Manuals and specifications
Arrays
Hello, world!
Introduction: callbacks
Code structure
Code editors
The modern mode, "use strict"
Variables
Type Conversions
Interaction: alert, prompt, confirm
Data types
Error: the article already has meta information in the Progress Issue "(@christianhegedues)"
Async/await
Operators
Developer console
Comparisons
Conditional operators: if, '?'
Functions
Logical Operators
Loops: while and for
Function expressions
Arrow functions, the basics
Objects
Garbage collection
Symbol type
Object methods, "this"
Object to primitive conversion
JavaScript specials
The "switch" statement
Debugging in Chrome
Comments
Coding Style
Patterns and flags
Browser environment, specs
Basic operators, maths
DOM tree
Hey @1H0, @NamikoYa, @christianhegedues
I'm sorry but i can't work on the translation right now because i have problems with my wrist 🙄
Feel free to assign somone else to the translation of DOM tree.
I'll check in again as soon as it's getting better.
Sorry for any inconviniences ...
Ninja code
Array methods
Constructor, operator "new"
Mouse events
Strings
Conditional branching: if, '?'
Promise
Polyfills and transpilers
Global object
I'm sorry but i can't work on my translations anymore because i have not enough time.
Thanks @harrydehix.
Let me know if someone wants to keep up as a maintainer.
Basic operators, maths
Methods of primitives
@kevinlinse you can review PR #69 instead
Iterables
event loop
Numbers
Dear @1H0, @NamikoYa, @christianhegedues, @MichFrie, @JoeGab, @AlexanderK22, @Skoyo, @u-n-known, @SirCodewright, @desirekool, @BitcoinElf, @matztom, @flopanzer, @MichaelEder1, @laurentiu798, @alok555, @elseifdilara, @mhstrkmp, @skamp91, @MysterieDev, @dride-for-sure, @hack03er, @cgomm, @ytausch, @harrydehix, @jonasrdl, @kevinlinse, @CourageSean, @J-Cake, @Pokemonultra, please let me know if you have enough JS knowledge to review PRs and would like to get maintainership on the repo.
Dear @1H0, @NamikoYa, @christianhegedues, @MichFrie, @JoeGab, @AlexanderK22, @Skoyo, @u-n-known, @SirCodewright, @desirekool, @BitcoinElf, @matztom, @flopanzer, @MichaelEder1, @laurentiu798, @alok555, @elseifdilara, @mhstrkmp, @skamp91, @MysterieDev, @dride-for-sure, @hack03er, @cgomm, @ytausch, @harrydehix, @jonasrdl, @kevinlinse, @CourageSean, @J-Cake, @Pokemonultra, please let me know if you have enough JS knowledge to review PRs and would like to get maintainership on the repo.
Hey @iliakan
Thx for asking. I would be happy to help with this repo.
Dear @1H0, @NamikoYa, @christianhegedues, @MichFrie, @JoeGab, @AlexanderK22, @Skoyo, @u-n-known, @SirCodewright, @desirekool, @BitcoinElf, @matztom, @flopanzer, @MichaelEder1, @laurentiu798, @alok555, @elseifdilara, @mhstrkmp, @skamp91, @MysterieDev, @dride-for-sure, @hack03er, @cgomm, @ytausch, @harrydehix, @jonasrdl, @kevinlinse, @CourageSean, @J-Cake, @Pokemonultra, please let me know if you have enough JS knowledge to review PRs and would like to get maintainership on the repo.
I'd be honoured to help out
@MichaelEder1 are you really familiar with JS?
@MichaelEder1 are you really familiar with JS?
Hi, I'm learning js in university for two years now ... but maybe your right and my knowledge is not yet read for helping you with this repo😊
@MichaelEder1 Thank you. PRs from you should be helpful.
It's just that maintainers review PRs and hence they must be good at JS ;)
@iliakan yeah sure!! I would really like to help out.
Debugging in the browser