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React Top-Level API Spanish Translation #139
React Top-Level API Spanish Translation #139
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Hi, @karolincastano! Check the translation guide. You shouldn't translate heading IDs. |
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Hi @alejandronanez, @carburo, @dmoralesm I've updated this PR with the latest changes. Also, I restored the heading IDs to their original form. |
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Thank you! Very solid PR. I just fixed a typo and changed
- librería -> biblioteca
- componente función -> componente de función
not because your choices are wrong but because these are the terms we are using for consistency among all articles. Looking forward to another PR. Ready to be merged. 🚀
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`React` is the entry point to the React library. If you load React from a `<script>` tag, these top-level APIs are available on the `React` global. If you use ES6 with npm, you can write `import React from 'react'`. If you use ES5 with npm, you can write `var React = require('react')`. | |||
`React` es el punto de entrada a la librería de React. Si se carga React desde una etiqueta `<script>`, estas API de alto nivel estarán disponibles en el `React` global. Si se usa ES6 con npm se puede escribir `import React from 'react'`. Si se usa ES5 con npm, se puede escribir `var React = require('react')`. |
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Para lograr consistencia entre los artículos estamos utilizando en todos «biblioteca» como traducción de «library» (puedes encontrarlo en la guía de traducción).
`React` es el punto de entrada a la librería de React. Si se carga React desde una etiqueta `<script>`, estas API de alto nivel estarán disponibles en el `React` global. Si se usa ES6 con npm se puede escribir `import React from 'react'`. Si se usa ES5 con npm, se puede escribir `var React = require('react')`. | |
`React` es el punto de entrada a la biblioteca de React. Si se carga React desde una etiqueta `<script>`, estas API de alto nivel estarán disponibles en el `React` global. Si se usa ES6 con npm se puede escribir `import React from 'react'`. Si se usa ES5 con npm, se puede escribir `var React = require('react')`. |
This is the translation for the React Top-Level API page, assigned to me on issue #4