Project Details
Microsoft MakeCode for Adafruit is a web-based code editor for physical computing. It provides a block editor, similar to Scratch or Code.org, and also a JavaScript editor for more advanced users. Try it now at here !
- As many of my followers and people who knows me from this platform is aware that i am interested in programming and also as you know... translating. So this is an amazing mix of both features that i like. I am good at at least 2 programming languages which are Python and MATLAB. But after translating and researching about this project. I realized that they've created amazing way to program things and write codes which you can use. Clear English, nice writing style and good content. I think i will keep translating and helping this project.
Goodluck~~
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Source Language
English
Translated Language
Turkish
Number Of Words
Totally i've translated 3132 words for this project.
Number of words translated on this contribution: 1079
Proofread Words
None.
Previous translation on the same project
If you have already contributed to the translation of this project place here the links to your Utopian contributions.
Number of words translated on the project before this report (if any): 0
Proof of my work,
- After second part,
- After i've finished this part,
IMPORTANT ADDITION
I've realized that i made a big mistake while focusing on the quality of my translations and just number shown in reports section. The text that i translated includes codes, variables and etc. So i wanted to revise my contributions and translate few more words to make them at least have 1100 words. These are the additional translates that i 've complete from my activity details. Screen shots might not be accurate enough and I am so sorry about it because it was kinda hard to keep things together while I've translated many things for this project. But my activity link is in my post and it is available, you can check it out. Here are the additional words.
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