The translations merged in #2296 contain many errors - bad formatting, broken links, translating code (keywords, function names, options, generally things that must not be translated), etc.
The translations in current state are worse than no translations at all. I cannot judge the translations of regular text (especially technical vocabulary), because I don't know any of these languages1, but I don't expect much of it.
So far I've looked only at best-practice-security.mdx. Here are some examples:
- In German nouns are capitalised, so options names must be capitalised too, right?
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const expiryDate = new Date(Date. ow() + 60 * 60 * 1000); // 1 Stunde |
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App. se( |
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session({ |
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name: 'session', |
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keys: ['key1', 'key2'], |
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Cookie: { |
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Secre: true |
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httpOnly: true |
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domain: 'example. om', |
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Pfad: 'foo/bar', |
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läuft ab: expiryDate, |
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}, |
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}) |
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); |
- French use
]0, 1[ instead of (0, 1) for open intervals. Surely, this must also apply to markdown links. (this is a one-off, most links are broken in different ways)
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Si vous pensez avoir découvert une faille de sécurité dans Express, veuillez consulter [Politiques et procédures de sécurité |
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de sécurité [/en/resources/contributing#security-policies-and-procedures). |
- I did not know that changing OS/shell locale to Spanish makes the command syntax
[args ...] command.
Originally posted by @krzysdz in #2296 (comment)
The translations merged in #2296 contain many errors - bad formatting, broken links, translating code (keywords, function names, options, generally things that must not be translated), etc.
The translations in current state are worse than no translations at all. I cannot judge the translations of regular text (especially technical vocabulary), because I don't know any of these languages1, but I don't expect much of it.
So far I've looked only at
best-practice-security.mdx. Here are some examples:expressjs.com/src/content/pages/de/advanced/best-practice-security.mdx
Lines 208 to 221 in b077721
]0, 1[instead of(0, 1)for open intervals. Surely, this must also apply to markdown links. (this is a one-off, most links are broken in different ways)expressjs.com/src/content/pages/fr/advanced/best-practice-security.mdx
Lines 14 to 15 in b077721
[args ...] command.expressjs.com/src/content/pages/es/advanced/best-practice-security.mdx
Line 257 in b077721
Originally posted by @krzysdz in #2296 (comment)
Footnotes
That's not really true, but I don't understand technical documentation in languages other than English. ↩