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@iliakan
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opened on Apr 23, 2019
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Maintainer List

@luizclr, @odsantos, @Mr-Saxobeat, @jonnathan-ls, @leopoldovcfonseca, @nazarepiedady, @murillorossetti, @gabifs

For New Translators

Please read this first (click to open)

To translate an article:

  1. Check that no one else has claimed your article in the checklist below.
  2. Comment below with the title of the article that you would like to translate, exactly as listed, e.g. An Introduction to JavaScript.
    • Please take only one article at a time.
  3. Fork this repo, translate the article in your fork and submit a pull request!
    • The pull request title should be same as the article, e.g. An Introduction to JavaScript (just like comment)

Please be prompt with your translations! If you find that you can't commit any more, let maintainers know so they can assign the page to someone else.

For Maintainers

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We recommend that a translation has 2 reviews to be merged.

Please let others know what you do, on community boards and chats, invite them to join. Translations become better if more people see them.

Translations are tracked below, like this:

  • Home Page (@iliakan) Portuguese Translation Progress #1

Our helpful bot watches comments and adds the translator nick and PR id, marks completed, when PR is merged. You can read the details at https://javascript.info/translate/bot.

If something doesn't work right, please contact @iliakan.

Team translation

More details about team translation: https://javascript.info/translate/bot.

Only maintainers can check/uncheck items below. If you're not, please write in a comment what you take to translate, the title, exactly as in the list.

The JavaScript language

An introduction

  • An Introduction to JavaScript (@mrodrigochaves)
  • Manuals and specifications (@Mr-Saxobeat) Manuals and specifications #53
  • Code editors (@mrodrigochaves)
  • Developer console (@mrodrigochaves)

JavaScript Fundamentals

  • Hello, world! (@mrodrigochaves)
  • Code structure (@mrodrigochaves)
  • The modern mode, "use strict" (@daliannyvieira)
  • Variables (@mrodrigochaves)
  • Data types (@mrodrigochaves) and (@jonnathan-ls) Data types #243
  • Interaction: alert, prompt, confirm (@EvertonCosmo)
  • Type Conversions (@PauloBacelar) Type Conversions #212
  • Basic operators, maths (@betofc89) and (@peruibeloko ) Basic operators, maths #412
  • Comparisons (@Andres-ibanez) Translate comparisons #15
  • Conditional branching: if, '?' (@jonnathan-ls) Conditional branching: if, '?' #246
  • Logical operators (@jonnathan-ls) Logical operators #401
  • Nullish coalescing operator '??' (@ermogenes) nullish-coalescing-operator finished #195
  • Loops: while and for (@gabifs) Translate/while for #451
  • The "switch" statement (@odsantos) The "switch" statement #108
  • Functions (@dheyson)
  • Function expressions (@gabifs) Function expressions #452
  • Arrow functions, the basics (@allanpaza)
  • JavaScript specials (@odsantos) Javascript specials #445

Code quality

  • Debugging in the browser (@zenobiopereira) Debugging in the browser #399
  • Coding Style (@odsantos)
  • Comments (@odsantos)
  • Ninja code (@Mr-Saxobeat) Ninja code #182
  • Automated testing with Mocha (@odsantos)
  • Polyfills and transpilers (@odsantos) Polyfills and transpilers #215

Objects: the basics

  • Objects (@odsantos)
  • Object references and copying (@danilolmc) Object references and copying #408
  • Garbage collection (@gabifs) Garbage collection #453
  • Object methods, "this" (@gabifs) Object methods (this) #454
  • Constructor, operator "new" (@PedroDousseau) Constructor, operator "new" #400
  • Optional chaining '?.' (@gabifs ) Optional chaining #455
  • Symbol type (@danilolmc) Symbol type #409
  • Object to primitive conversion (@diogoosz) Object to primitive conversion #489

Data types

  • Methods of primitives (@DouglasMV)
  • Numbers (@diogoosz) Numbers #478
  • Strings (@DesKd) Strings #456
  • Arrays (@diogoosz) Arrays #479
  • Array methods (@adriavieira314) Array methods #109
  • Iterables (@diogoosz) Iterables #461
  • Map and Set (@gabifs) Map and Set #405
  • WeakMap and WeakSet (@diogoosz) WeakMap and WeakSet #463
  • Object.keys, values, entries (@diogoosz) Object.keys, values, entries #464
  • Destructuring assignment (@diogoosz) Destructuring assignment #462
  • Date and time (@gabifs)
  • JSON methods, toJSON (@diogoosz) Translate "JSON methods, toJSON" article to Portuguese #475

Advanced working with functions

  • Recursion and stack (@diogoosz) Recursion and stack #485
  • Rest parameters and spread syntax (@diogoosz) Rest parameters and spread syntax #476
  • Variable scope, closure (@diogoosz) Variable scope, closure #486
  • The old "var" (@diogoosz) The old "var" #477
  • Global object (@anapaulalemos) Global object #123
  • Function object, NFE (@diogoosz) Function object, NFE #481
  • The "new Function" syntax (@tfbio) The "new Function" syntax #156
  • Scheduling: setTimeout and setInterval (@diogoosz) Scheduling: setTimeout and setInterval #483
  • Decorators and forwarding, call/apply (@nazarepiedady) Decorators and forwarding, call/apply #218
  • Function binding (@diogoosz) Function binding #484
  • Arrow functions revisited (@mauehara)

Object properties configuration

  • Property flags and descriptors (@herbertpdl) Property flags and descriptors #219
  • Property getters and setters (@diogoosz) Property getters and setters #480

Prototypes, inheritance

  • Prototypal inheritance (@flaviohblima) Prototypal inheritance #230
  • F.prototype (@flaviohblima) F.prototype #231
  • Native prototypes (@flaviohblima) Native prototypes #233
  • Prototype methods, objects without proto (@diogoosz) Prototype methods, objects without __proto__ #482

Classes

  • Class basic syntax (@thiagocardoso1988) Class basic syntax #248
  • Class inheritance (@diogoosz) Class inheritance #472
  • Static properties and methods (@diogoosz) Static properties and methods #473
  • Private and protected properties and methods (@danilolmc) Private and protected properties and methods #410
  • Extending built-in classes (@danilolmc) Extending built-in classes #413
  • Class checking: "instanceof" (@danilolmc) Class checking: "instanceof" #398
  • Mixins (@danilolmc) Mixins #382

Error handling

  • Error handling, "try...catch" (@diogoosz) Error handling, try...catch #466
  • Custom errors, extending Error (@diogoosz) Custom errors, extending Error #474

Promises, async/await

  • Introduction: callbacks (@nildo)
  • Promise (@diogoosz) Promise #465
  • Promises chaining (@kiniggit) Promises chaining #120
  • Error handling with promises (@diogoosz) Error handling with promises #467
  • Promise API (@diogoosz) Promise API #468
  • Promisification (@diogoosz) Promisification #471
  • Microtasks (@diogoosz) Microtasks #469
  • Async/await (@diogoosz) Async/await #470

Generators, advanced iteration

  • Generators (@danilolmc) Generators #414
  • Async iteration and generators (@danilolmc) Async iteration and generators #418

Modules

  • Modules, introduction (@diogoosz) Modules, introduction #490
  • Export and Import (@anapaulalemos)
  • Dynamic imports (@danilolmc) Dynamic imports #419

Miscellaneous

  • Proxy and Reflect (@danilolmc) Proxy and Reflect #422
  • Eval: run a code string (@diogoosz) Eval: run a code string #487
  • Currying (@diogoosz) Currying #488
  • Reference Type (@danilolmc) Reference Type #423
  • BigInt (@danilolmc) BigInt #430
  • Unicode, String internals (@notFaceroll) Unicode, String internals #426
  • WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry (@diogoosz) Translate "WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry" #491

Browser: Document, Events, Interfaces

Document

  • Browser environment, specs
  • DOM tree
  • Walking the DOM (@exploitmik)
  • Searching: getElement*, querySelector* (@danilolmc) Searching: getElement*, querySelector* #432
  • Node properties: type, tag and contents
  • Attributes and properties (@denis-rossati)
  • Modifying the document
  • Styles and classes (@danilolmc) Styles and classes #433
  • Element size and scrolling
  • Window sizes and scrolling
  • Coordinates

Introduction to Events

  • Introduction to browser events
  • Bubbling and capturing
  • Event delegation
  • Browser default actions
  • Dispatching custom events

UI Events

  • Mouse events
  • Moving the mouse: mouseover/out, mouseenter/leave
  • Drag'n'Drop with mouse events
  • Pointer events
  • Keyboard: keydown and keyup
  • Scrolling

Forms, controls

  • Form properties and methods
  • Focusing: focus/blur
  • Events: change, input, cut, copy, paste
  • Forms: event and method submit (@brunacborgesm) Forms: event and method submit #449

Document and resource loading

  • Page: DOMContentLoaded, load, beforeunload, unload
  • Scripts: async, defer (@larissaiurk) Scripts: async, defer #229
  • Resource loading: onload and onerror

Miscellaneous

  • Mutation observer
  • Selection and Range
  • Event loop: microtasks and macrotasks

Frames and windows

  • Popups and window methods
  • Cross-window communication
  • The clickjacking attack

Binary data, files

  • ArrayBuffer, binary arrays (@gabifs) ArrayBuffer, binary arrays #450
  • TextDecoder and TextEncoder
  • Blob
  • File and FileReader

Network requests

  • Fetch
  • FormData
  • Fetch: Download progress
  • Fetch: Abort
  • Fetch: Cross-Origin Requests
  • Fetch API
  • URL objects
  • XMLHttpRequest
  • Resumable file upload
  • Long polling
  • WebSocket
  • Server Sent Events

Storing data in the browser

  • Cookies, document.cookie
  • LocalStorage, sessionStorage
  • IndexedDB

Animation

  • Bezier curve
  • CSS-animations (@mauehara) CSS-animations #128
  • JavaScript animations (@karlasamantha)

Web components

  • From the orbital height
  • Custom elements (@gabifs) Custom elements #443
  • Shadow DOM and events
  • Template element (@HakaCode)
  • Shadow DOM slots, composition
  • Shadow DOM styling
  • Shadow DOM and events

Regular expressions

  • Patterns and flags (@fsdude) Patterns and flags #147
  • Character classes (@odsantos) Character classes #274
  • Unicode: flag "u" and class \p{...} (@peruibeloko) Unicode: flag "u" and class \p{...} #415
  • Anchors: string start ^ and end $ (@peruibeloko) Anchors: string start ^ and end $ #420
  • Multiline mode of anchors ^ $, flag "m" (@peruibeloko) Multiline mode of anchors ^ $, flag "m" #421
  • Word boundary: \b (@peruibeloko) Word boundary: \b #424
  • Escaping, special characters (@peruibeloko) Escaping, special characters #425
  • Sets and ranges [...] (@peruibeloko) Sets and ranges [...] #427
  • Quantifiers +, *, ? and {n} (@peruibeloko) Quantifiers +, *, ? and {n} #429
  • Greedy and lazy quantifiers
  • Capturing groups
  • Backreferences in pattern: \N and \k<name>
  • Alternation (OR) |
  • Lookahead and lookbehind
  • Catastrophic backtracking
  • Sticky flag "y", searching at position
  • Methods of RegExp and String (@fsdude) Methods of RegExp and String #141

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  1. rafaelgou commented on Apr 25, 2019

    @rafaelgou
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    Hi, @mrodrigochaves, can I join the effort? Do we have a glossary/style guide? If not, is there any from other languages that we could use as a starting point?

    Thanks!

  2. iliakan commented on Apr 26, 2019

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    Maybe there is a well-known glossary for web terms ?

  3. iliakan commented on Apr 26, 2019

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    @rafaelgou you don’t need a permission to join. Just tell us what is you’re translating.

  4. rafaelgou commented on Apr 26, 2019

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    Thanks, @iliakan. I'm researching a starting glossary and a way to store what we decide to unify during translation.

  5. mrodrigochaves commented on Apr 29, 2019

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    Welcome, @rafaelgou ! I'm following a list according to the topic above: For new translators.

  6. DouglasMV commented on May 11, 2019

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    Hi I'm going to help translate.
    I will start with the "Methods of primitives" article at 1-js/05-data-types/01-primitives-methods

  7. iliakan commented on May 11, 2019

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    When I look at Wikipedia, there's only pt.wikipedia.org.

    Does it really make sense to have separate pt-br.javascript.info and pt-pt.javascript.info? Or we can join the efforts to have just pt.javascript.info?

  8. DouglasMV commented on May 11, 2019

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    As a brazilian i can tell you that if i read a technical text, wich is the case, in Portugal's portuguese, I can understand but i cleary know i'm reading pt-pt not pt-br. But i cannot write in pt-pt only in pt-br. I hope that helps to clear a little bit how they are different.

  9. mrodrigochaves commented on May 12, 2019

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    Hello @iliakan,

    I understand your placement.
    My suggestion is: either keep pt-br.javascript.info, or switch to pt.javascript.info.

    However, I would have to keep native contributors from Brazil or Portugal, not from both countries, because of the difference that @DouglasMV commented above.

  10. iliakan
    changed the title [-]Portuguese (Brazil) Translation Progress[/-] [+]Portuguese Translation Progress[/+] on May 12, 2019
  11. iliakan commented on May 14, 2019

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    Thanks, I saw that Wikipedia has only PT, so I joined pt-br and pt-pt into PT.
    If Wiki is ok with that, we should be fine too =)

    Reacted by Salomão Candeiro
  12. iliakan commented on May 14, 2019

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    For Wiki: an article must be either pt-pt or pt-br, not mixed.

    I guess, if both regions understand each other, that rule is enough to keep both contributors.
    That said, pt-pt version did not ever came to life.

  13. iliakan commented on May 28, 2019

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    @mrodrigochaves may I wonder, what's your email? I'm making a non-public list of emails of all maintainers, to have a backup contact (if the translation appears to be dead or something).

  14. DouglasMV commented on May 29, 2019

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    I'm translating 1-js/05-data-types/02-number/

  15. iliakan
    added a commit that references this issue on May 29, 2019

    Merge pull request #1 from javascript-tutorial/master

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  17. diogoosz commented on Nov 8, 2026

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    Property getters and setters

  18. diogoosz commented on Nov 8, 2026

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    Function object, NFE

  19. diogoosz commented on Nov 8, 2026

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    Prototype methods, objects without proto

  20. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Scheduling: setTimeout and setInterval

  21. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Function binding

  22. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Recursion and stack

  23. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Variable scope, closure

  24. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Eval: run a code string

  25. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Currying

  26. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Object to primitive conversion

  27. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    Modules, introduction

  28. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    • WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry @diogoosz
  29. nazarepiedady commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    @diogoosz I would like to remember you that the communication here is done in English. When you pull request your updates, mention me to review it.

  30. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    @gabifs hi! I saw the article "Date and time" is listed under your name in the translation checklist, but I couldn't find any related PR yet. Can I take over this translation, or are you already working on it?

  31. diogoosz commented on Nov 9, 2026

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    @nazarepiedady thanks for the heads-up, noted. I currently have several open PRs ready for review (#474 to #491) — feel free to review any of them whenever you have time.

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