Hey mates. Is this still an active project? I'm up for any help.

Hi @gokatz , this is an active project only. Thanks for here. You can select any one of the topic from the list above to contribute. Cheers

Hi Iliankan,
I am going to translate "An Introduction to JavaScript". Please let me work on this article.

Please check if it's not translated yet.

Is there anyone to take over this translation? Looks like @sbkrish dropped out.

Yup. I have already started on the translation of the introduction part. I could use some help.

Who has enough knowledge of JS to be a maintainer?

I am not great at JS, but I can do some contributions.
If gokatz has taken already, please let me know, If I can start with the next topic "Manuals and specifications"

I can help to maintain the repo @iliakan

sure mate @DasarathanSampath. you can start with the next modules

@gokatz done!

Iliankan, I just submitted a pull request for "Manuals and specifications".

Please check if everything is okay and I submitted it correctly.
If no one has taken "Code editors". please assign it to me.

Sure you can take the next one up. However, I would suggest waiting until your first PR gets merged to see the perspective of different people. That might help to improve your next translation. What's your take?

I agree with you. I will wait for other's comments.

Please check if it's not translated yet.

Is there anyone to take over this translation? Looks like @sbkrish dropped out.

Not like that @iliakan . As I am waiting for the co maintainers past these weeks_

Please assign me the next one "Code editors", if it is not taken by someone.

Assigned "Code editors" to @DasarathanSampath

@gokatz " Manuals and specifications " PR has been reviewed and merged with Master branch

cool mate 🙂

I would like to translate "Developer Console"

@gokatz

I just did a new pull request for "Code Editors". Please review and revert.
Please assign me the next chapter "Hello, world!"

@gokatz @iliakan

I am working on "Hello, World". And need more clarity for few of the lines, which I could not understand clearly. Please explain... (These lines are creating some confusions to me)

Comments before and after scripts. : In really ancient books and guides, you may find comments inside <script> tags, like this:

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
    ...
//--></script>

This trick isn't used in modern JavaScript. These comments hide JavaScript code from old browsers that didn't know how to process the <script> tag. Since browsers released in the last 15 years don't have this issue, this kind of comment can help you identify really old code.

What isn't clear here? (The : in the first line looks odd though)

Hi @DasarathanSampath ,
<!-- some tags here -->
This comment is belongs to HTML. If you find any comment like that inside the <script> tag, assume that it is a old code. You can find the explanation about comments here

What I understood from the above lines are

Old Javascript will use these tags to specify the comments
But this trick is not used in modern Javascript.
This kind of comment section ( is used to identify the old codes.
But when I read the below statement, it looks, it is on the other way around... Correct me If I am wrong

"These comments hide JavaScript code from old browsers that didn't know how to process the <script> tag. Since browsers released in the last 15 years don't have this issue"

I think maybe we can remove this section altogether.

I haven't seen such comments in scripts for a really long time.

Also please, if you have any questions, create separate issues.

Here, a direct link: https://github.com/javascript-tutorial/ta.javascript.info/issues/new =)

Please assign me the next lesson "Code structure", If no one has taken that.

Code Structure assigned to you @DasarathanSampath