Node.js Translation into German #5 - n-api.md Part 3 - 883 words
As you might notice I was quite inactive the last weeks with my translations for Utopian.io. This was due to the fact that I was very busy with really big exams at university. All the more I'm happy to announce that I will be active again with Node.js translations and you can expect me to publish regular translations again on my blog. Thank you for your patience and have a good read. ~ infinitelearning
Project Details
Node.js was originally invented by Ryan Dhal in the year 2009 and is a cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment. It is considered to be one of the most used JavaScript frameworks across the industry. It is actually quite impressive, how many companies using the framework already. Some of them are: LinkedIn, Netflix, Uber, Paypal and many more to come.
Node.js can be found on Crowdin and on Github too.
Contribution Specifications
For Node.js there are about 1 million words to be translated within the whole project. On Crowdin there are a lot of categories to be translated. I chose to work at the category n-api.md - which contains exactly 16.109 words. At the moment I don't really know how much code there will be and how many articles I will write about n-api.md. However, this is the second article regarding 'n-api.md' in Node.js.
N-API stands for next generation APIs and was developed for native addons. N-API is intendend to be an important milestone for Node.js to achieve full ABI stability.
Languages
The original text was written in English and I've translated it into German.
Word Count
From the heading Object Lifetime management to the heading, including the first paragraph of References to objects with a lifespan longer than that of the native method, Microsoft Word counted 883 words in total, without code and strings. However, the word count in Word including code and strings differ from the word count in Crowdin of about 30 words.
Proof of Authorship
My Steemit username is identical with my CrowdIn username. My profile on Crowdin can be seen here: https://crowdin.com/profile/infinitelearning and proves that I was responsible for the translation work done on Crowdin.
The Team
The current German Team is comprised of:
LM @egotheist
@laylahsophia
@supposer
@infinitelearning
@sooflauschig
@achimmertens
Hey @infinitelearning,
Thanks a lot for your contribution as part of the German translation team.
So far, you provided 10 contributions in total.
Your translation of the
Node.jsproject has been reviewed.Apart from smaller issues, you did a very good job with your 10th translation.
To achieve even better results for your next contributions, I want to encourage you to further improve the smaller grammar and punctuation mistakes of your translations. Although you are already translating at a technically very high level, some strings sometimes contain mistakes, which can be easily avoided with a bit more care. For further details, you can take a look at my proposed alternative translations via my activity.
For any further questions feel always free to ask.
I'm looking forward to receive even better contributions from you in the future :)
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thank you @Egotheist for your review! :)
Thank you for your review, @egotheist! Keep up the good work!
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