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JSJargon

An elegant chrome extension to learn about JavaScript jargon(inspired by SJSJ).

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How to install it ?

You can use Chrome web store to install this extension from this link.
But if you want to install it manually, just follow the next simple steps :

  • Download the zip file and extract it wherever you want.
  • Open a new chrome web page and go to chrome://extensions.
  • Check the developer mode checkbox on the top right corner.
  • Click on the load unpacked extension button and specify the path to the extracted zip file.
  • That's it you're done, JUST don't forget to give us a star if you find it useful.

How it works ?

If we click on an already selected item, the item definition will be hided, So we get back the nice default list of items without any definition enabled. otherwise the enabled definition will be removed and the definition of the current item will be shown in the appropriate place.

This extension also is markdown-based meaning that it reads markdown files, interpret and render them.

Features

  • Fuzzy search( you don't have to type the entire word).
  • Markdown support( all definitions are markdown text converted and rendered).
  • Syntax highlighting for code snippets.

Used libraries:

A big thank you for the open source community and especially the people working on the following & projects:

Contribution

If you want to contribute, improve or suggest any idea, you are more than welcomed, just open an issue and i'll be happy to interact with you as soon as i'm available.

TODO

  • Create firefox alternative.
  • Any feature you want to see :).

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