Spanish Translation of Node.js (Part 1) (1130 words)

in #utopian-io6 years ago

Github Repository

https://github.com/nodejs/node

General Information & Project Details

Node.js is an Open Source JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine supported by the Node.js Foundation

- What is Node?

The Node environment comprises everything you need to run a program written in JavaScript(JS).

Node.js first started when the original developers of JS extended its functionalities from something you could only run in the browser to something you could execute on your computer as a independent application.

Now you can do much more with JavaScript than just creating interactive websites and web apps. Modern JavaScript has the same capabilites as other scripting languages like Python, and therefore it can do the same as these.

Both your browser's JavaScript and Node.js environment run on the V8 JavaScript runtime engine. This engine takes your JS code and converts it into a much faster machine code (machine code is a low level code that the computer can execute without needing to first interpret it).

Contribution Specifications

- Translation Overwiew

In this first part I translated guides meant to assist new contributors onboard the project's Development via GitHub and how to understand the label system used across the repository. I also translated guides regarding the usage of Buffer commands and it's functionalities.

- Languages

- Word Count

Number of words translated on this contribution: 1130 words, including a small number of coding instructions.

Proof of Authorship

The translation was submitted via CrowdIn and you can find all the related information on the following links.

Node.js Crowdin page

My Crowdin Profile
My Crowdin Activity
My Github Profile

- Examples sentences in Spanish:

  • Prior to the introduction of [<0>TypedArray</0>], the JavaScript language had no
    mechanism for reading or manipulating streams of binary data.
    • Antes de la introducción de [TypedArray], el lenguaje JavaScript no tenía ningún mecanismo para leer o manipular flujos de datos binarios.

  • The <0>Buffer</0> class was introduced as part of the Node.js API to enable interaction with octet streams in TCP streams, file system operations, and other contexts.
    • La clase <0>Buffer</0> fue introducida como parte de la API de Node.js para habilitar la interacción con secuencias de octetos en flujos TCP, operaciones del sistema de archivo, y otros contextos.

  • In versions of Node.js prior to 6.0.0, <0>Buffer</0> instances were created using the <0>Buffer</0> constructor function, which allocates the returned <0>Buffer</0> differently based on what arguments are provided:
    • En versiones anteriores a la 6.0.0, las instancias de <0>Buffer</0> fueron creadas utilizando la función constructor de <0>Buffer</0>, la cual asigna el <0>Buffer</0> retornado de manera diferente basado en qué argumento es provisto:

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