Congratulations to the first translations that completed most of the core documentation:
• 🇪🇸 Spanish es.reactjs.org/
• 🇯🇵 Japanese ja.reactjs.org/
• 🇧🇷 Brazilian Portuguese pt-br.reactjs.org/
We’re excited to see more completed languages soon!
We’re thankful to everyone in the @reactjs and @vuejs communities who made this possible and helped along the way. 💙 And special thanks to @tesseralis who organized the whole effort over the last few weeks.
ALT Thanks to:
- All the translation maintainers
- The Vue.js Japan User Group, and especially Hanatani Takuma
- Soichiro Miki
- Eric Nakagawa
- Brian Vaughn
The new Languages page lists both completed and partially translated documentation, as well as the languages that need more contributors. You can help the translation team for your language, or start a new one! reactjs.org/languages
Is React Translated Yet? 🎉 ¡Sí! Sim! はい!🎉
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