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4th edition Spanish Translation #577

Closed midudev closed 3 months ago

midudev commented 3 months ago

Hi! I've translated Eloquent JavaScript 4th edition to Spanish along their formats (PDF, Epub and Mobi). Please, find attached the links and tell me if there's something I'm missing I should be aware of! Thanks for your awesome work to the JS community!

Website: https://eloquent-javascript-es.vercel.app/

Repository: https://github.com/midudev/eloquent-javascript-es

marijnh commented 3 months ago

Hi Miguel. That is amazingly fast, a full translation less than a week after the 4th edition was released. How much of this is machine translation, and how much is human translation?

midudev commented 3 months ago

Hey @marijnh! I used GPT-4 API to translate markdown files separating by chunks. Every time it returned me a translation, I've manually checked and fixed all the typos and errors (it was far from perfect, I must say...).

After having everything checked, I've managed to create the PDF and HTML and read the whole book again (manually on my Kindle) to fix some inconsistencies.

I started with the translation when I saw the Hacker News article about the 4rd edition one week ago. Also my community have helped me to put some fixes with Pull Requests. 👍

ivanlynch commented 3 months ago

Thanks @midudev 🚀!

marijnh commented 3 months ago

Hard to judge for a non-Spanish speaker how machine-y this reads, but I'm sure it's a better experience then using browser translation. Attached patch links this from the book's page. Only issue I noticed is that the code sandboxes in some chapters don't work because the chapter scripts are missing (for example in chapter 7: Loading failed for the <script> with source “https://eloquent-javascript-es.vercel.app/code/chapter/07_robot.js”.)

midudev commented 3 months ago

Hard to judge for a non-Spanish speaker how machine-y this reads, but I'm sure it's a better experience then using browser translation. Attached patch links this from the book's page. Only issue I noticed is that the code sandboxes in some chapters don't work because the chapter scripts are missing (for example in chapter 7: Loading failed for the <script> with source “https://eloquent-javascript-es.vercel.app/code/chapter/07_robot.js”.)

Thanks! I will take a look to it to fix asap. 🙇