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iliakan commented 4 years ago

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The JavaScript language

An introduction

[X] An Introduction to JavaScript (@szcsl) #2
[X] Manuals and specifications (@szcsl) #3
[X] Code editors (@szcsl) #16
[X] Developer console (@JustIzumi) #14

JavaScript Fundamentals

[ ] Hello, world! (@szcsl)
[ ] Code structure (@andrejmoltok)
[X] The modern mode, "use strict" (@JustIzumi) #15
[ ] Variables
[ ] Data types (@FloffyGarlic)
[ ] Interaction: alert, prompt, confirm
[ ] Type Conversions
[ ] Basic operators, maths
[ ] Comparisons
[ ] Conditional branching: if, '?'
[ ] Logical operators
[ ] Nullish coalescing operator '??'
[ ] Loops: while and for
[ ] The "switch" statement
[ ] Functions
[ ] Function expressions
[ ] Arrow functions, the basics
[ ] JavaScript specials

Code quality

Objects: the basics

Data types

Advanced working with functions

[ ] Recursion and stack
[ ] Rest parameters and spread syntax
[ ] Variable scope, closure
[ ] The old "var"
[ ] Global object
[ ] 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

[ ] Prototypal inheritance
[ ] F.prototype
[ ] Native prototypes
[ ] Prototype methods, objects without proto

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

Generators, advanced iteration

[ ] Generators
[ ] Async iteration and generators

Modules

Miscellaneous

Browser: Document, Events, Interfaces

Document

[ ] Browser environment, specs
[ ] DOM tree
[ ] 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

UI Events

[ ] Mouse events
[ ] 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

Miscellaneous

[ ] Mutation observer
[ ] Selection and Range
[ ] Event loop: microtasks and macrotasks

Frames and windows

Binary data, files

Network requests

Storing data in the browser

Animation

Web components

Regular expressions

[ ] Patterns and flags
[ ] 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

matepocz commented 4 years ago

An Introduction to JavaScript

szcsl commented 4 years ago

An Introduction to JavaScript

javascript-translate-bot commented 4 years ago

Error: the article already has meta information in the Progress Issue "(@matepocz)" :interrobang:

szcsl commented 4 years ago

An Introduction to JavaScript

szcsl commented 4 years ago

Manuals and specifications

szcsl commented 4 years ago

Code editors

zcserei commented 3 years ago

@szcsl my impression is that you are doing most of the work here. I would love to contribute, would you like to open some means of communication to discuss some guidelines? My main concern is the degree to which some technical terms should be translated - e.g. is "shadow DOM" "árnyék DOM" or we keep the technical terms intact (e.g. in order to facilitate students who are struggling and looking up terms). There are quite a few similar cases. Let me know if you're open for a chat!

zcserei commented 3 years ago

And I forgot to mention my favourite, "nullish coalescing operator". 🙃

szcsl commented 3 years ago

@zcserei Hi! Great to hear you are interested! I am in the middle of a lengthy Stackoverflow answer, but I will contact you later today at the email you provided on your GH profile and we'll discuss the means of effecient communication, if you're fine with that.

My general opinion is, that it would be nice to come up with a meaningful hungarian nomenclature, but any time a new idea is presented or when a connection between two ideas are elaborated, the original english phrase should be preferred, to avoid confusion and help the reader search for the right thing.

szvvx commented 3 years ago

Developer console

szvvx commented 3 years ago

The modern mode, "use strict"

szcsl commented 3 years ago

Hello, world!

andrejmoltok commented 2 years ago

Code structure

FloffyGarlic commented 3 months ago

Data types

javascript-translate-bot commented 3 months ago

Error: the article already has meta information in the Progress Issue "(@FloffyGarlic)" :interrobang:

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