Translating Concurrent Mode Section

[carburo]

The React core docs have been updated with a new Concurrent Mode Section. We'd love to have a translation available as soon as possible. If you would like to contribute to this effort leave a comment claiming one the articles.

Some articles already have a Translation Draft. You could finish your translation based on that. The existing drafts may have missing markup, untranslated terms, inconsistent translations of a particular term among other issues that make them unsuitable for publishing in their current state. The disclaimer on top of each article has been left intentionally untranslated, as it is the same across all articles. You should use the one that finally gets approved in #312.

For any doubts about the process, you can check out the details in the general translation issue #4 or leave a question on this thread.

Here is the list of articles:

• Introducing Concurrent Mode @carburo Translate "Introducing Concurrent Mode" #312
• Adopting Concurrent Mode (Draft, WIP: Translate "Adopting Concurrent Mode" #313) @Paynekk Translate Concurrent Mode Adoption #323
• Concurrent UI Patterns @carburo Translate "Concurrent UI Patterns" #314
• Suspense for Data Fetching @carburo Translate "Suspense for Data Fetching" #315
• Concurrent Mode API Reference @cristianbgp Translate "Concurrent Mode API Reference" #318

[cristianbgp]

I would love to work on Concurrent Mode API Reference 😅

[carburo]

Welcome @cristianbgp. The API Reference is yours. Thanks for helping!

[cristianbgp]

@carburo I've already upload a PR. I would like to get some feedback, this is my first time translating documentation 😄

[Paynekk]

I would like to work in Adopting Concurrent Mode 😃

[carburo]

Hi, @Paynekk, you got it then. Thank you!
Notice there is already a draft of a translation for that article #313. If you like you can use it as a starting point for your translation.

[remediosaraya]

hola hay algo en lo que se pueda colaborar?

[carburo]

¡Hola @remediosaraya! Sí, todavía hay mucho por hacer. Puedes revisar los issues abiertos para la traducción de los artículos del blog y la sección de la comunidad (#201 #200). También puedes revisar las traducciones existentes para mejorarlas.