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…anges - Those minor changes intend to improve readability in Portuguese (making text a little far from a literal translation)
- Former http://programmer.97things.oreilly.com/wiki/index.php/Seb_Rose is not working so I went to his GitHub profile and LinkedIn profile to give him proper credit - Changes were made in all current language files (English, Russian, Turkish and Portuguese - Brazil)
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Made a rebase of my current work, preserving original commit from @vitor-amartins and removing repeated commits from former merge base. |
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4 out of 97 chapters translated (but not fully reviewed). |
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Made a new rebase to reorganize commits after trnaslation of thing_05 in pt_br |
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@disouzam do you need help translating into Brazilian Portuguese? |
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Hello, @johnidm : It would be awesome to have some help, either on initial translations or in the review of the texts already translated. I have reviewed chapter 1 by @vitor-amartins and later translated chapters 2 to 10 (the last one I did yesterday). How do you prefer to work? |
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This pull request intends to perform the translation of 97 things every programmer should know to Portuguese - Brazil. Initially, it is my own initiative (based on previous work started by @vitor-amartins) but it might have support of other Brazilians.
So far, I have reviewed the first chapter / thing (based on original work by @vitor-amartins) and added translation for things 02 and 03.
As I started the work on @vitor-amartins, there are more commits than it would be expected. I have no issue if a rebase or other sort of housekeeping is required before merging this PR.
(Opened to monitor progress as suggested by @Semigradsky in #9 )