* feat(jinja): Add Jinja template introduction and examples
- Added a detailed introduction to Jinja templating engine for Python
- Included examples for variables, template inheritance, including content and loops
- Provided explanations and syntax for delimiters, template inheritance,
variables, loops, conditionals, and including content
- Demonstrated how to use Jinja for web development, such as creating HTML
templates and including dynamic content displayed within a browser
* [jinja/en] Create Jinja documentation
- Improved the readability and consistency of the content in the file by
adjusting the line breaks and formatting of the text.
- Corrected the whitespace and formatting issues in the code snippets.
- Unified the style of the text by keeping similar instructions on the same
text alignment level for easier comprehension.
- Ensured proper spacing and indentation in the 'Template Inheritance' section
for a better display and understanding of the concept.
- Updated the 'Including Content' section to fix a typo in the include tag.
- Streamlined the 'Variables passed to the main template' section by refining
the explanation and enhancing clarity.
- Consolidated information in the 'Conditionals, Macros, and Official
Documentation' sections to provide a clearer and consistent documentation
style.
- Incorporated a link to the official Jinja documentation for further
reference.
* chore: Organize Jinja's template inheritance section
- Add a comprehensive guide on using HTTPie as a powerful command-line HTTP
client. The guide covers basic usage, URL shortcuts, optional GET and POST
methods, querystring parameters, sending data in JSON, form data, and files,
managing headers and authentication, as well as response handling options.
- The guide aims to provide developers, testers, and system administrators with
a simple and intuitive reference for interacting with HTTP servers using
HTTPie.
Adjusting file paths in the German language file to match the updated Pug
file names for consistency and clarity of the project structure.
- Updated references from "index.png" to "index.pug"
- Updated references from "includes/nav.png" to "includes/nav.pug"
* docs(pt-br): Add translation for Pug documentation
This commit adds the translation for the Pug documentation from English to
Brazilian Portuguese. The translated content includes an introduction to Pug,
syntax examples for tags, attributes, JavaScript usage, loops, conditionals,
including content, mixins, and additional resources. This translation aims
to make the Pug documentation more accessible to Portuguese-speaking users.
It covers the basic concepts and functionalities of Pug, providing a
comprehensive guide for developers interested in using the Pug templating
engine for HTML generation in their projects.
* docs(pt-br): Add translation for Pug documentation
Translate the last section "Additional Resources"
* docs(pug): Update comments in Portuguese translation
Update the comments to better reflect the behavior of the code.
- Changed "Tags com filhos" to "Tags aninhadas" for clarity.
* feat: Update Portuguese text in Pug guide
Update Portuguese text in the Pug guide to improve readability and
consistency with the rest of the document.
- Changed "Hello there" to "Olá, pessoas"
- Adjusted multi-line text from English to Portuguese for alignment.
- Made sure all text aligns with the same language throughout the guide.
Previously, the include paths in pug.html.markdown were referencing .png
files. This commit updates the paths to use .pug extensions for better
clarity and consistency.
- Updated include paths to point to .pug files
- Ensures correct file references are used throughout the project
* feat(pt-br/toml-pt.html.markdown): Add translation for TOML docs
Translate the TOML file into Portuguese (Brazilian Portuguese).
* fix(pt-br/toml-pt.html.markdown): Add language code in filename
Add portuguese language code in filename to be unique.
* Update go-de.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-pt.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-hu.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-cn.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-kr.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-ca.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-es.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-fi.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-fr.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-ru.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go-it.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update go.html.markdown
corrected an error in the number pi
* Update p5.html.markdown
Add a demo of the webgl rendering context, bouncing balls simulation, and more
* Update p5.html.markdown
* Add links to source
and change to link to editor instead of specific sketch
* add german translation of visualbasic-de.vb
* apply kind suggestions by @nbehrnd
Update and rename visualbasic-de.vb to visualbasic-de.html.markdown
* use compact link with label
Markdown allows a shorter definition of a link with a label eventually
displayed e.g., after the conversion by pandoc to yield a html file.
The equivalence in the result was checked with pandoc (3.1.9) by
pandoc -s -i visualbasic-de.html.markdown -o test.html
subsequently displayed by firefox (version 115.6.0 esr).
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* Add initial Ada docs.
* Change wording.
* Update Empty.
* Remove old comments which have been added to the code.
Have one code block now.
* Update source.
* Add bash to the code block so I get syntax colouring in vscode.
* Add extra on context clauses.
* Update source.
* Add loops.
* Add a warning about the source.
* Update source.
* Add real-time to the description.
* Add info on aspects/contracts.
* Add links to RM.
* Add string/character/array.
* Update source.
* Add new package.
* Add extra info on what's left from Pascal.
* Add fixed/floats.
* Add link to the RM.
Change wording.
* Add distributed with link.
* Fix typo.
* Add a statement on package use.
* Add extra info re the warnings.
* Add more context re Pascal.
* Separate paragraphs.
* More clarification.
* Fix typo.
* Change aspect-oriented to contract-based.
* Add about having to download the gnat toolchain.
* Rejig paragraph.
* Add the extra run commands.
* Add Fer's changes.
* Fix typo.
* Remove extraneous ---, don't know how that got there.
* Fix filename.
* Remove extra comment.
* Remove another empty comment.
* Add back in the generic Swap which was removed for some reason.
* Correction on style.
GNAT definition added.
* Fix definition of starting index of strings.
* Add extra context and examples for String initialisation.
* Remove line to install the toolchain.
Add note about this.
* Add https://learn.adacore.com as a link.
* Add Fabien's contributor link for the extra context added in the previous commits.
* Fix typos.
Add better explanations.
* Add info on limited types.
* Fix typos.
* Add explanation of the generic parameter.
* Add a location of where I referenced OOP.
* Fix text.
* Remove markdown from comments.
* Remove comma.
* Learn AssemblyScript in Y minutes
AssemblyScript is based on TypeScript, therefore the tutorial is based on Learn Typescript in Y minutes
* Fixes for compliancy to contrib.md and Quick fix
80 characters line limit
Also return type for function
* Solve suggested changes
Changes were suggested by @SebastianSpeitel
* Adding examples on Array Type inference
As suggested by Max Graey
* Derived class use the extends keyword
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* Fix alert conventional signature
Co-authored-by: Max Graey <maxgraey@gmail.com>
* Removed Type Assertion
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Speitel <sebastian.speitel@outlook.de>
* Fix dangling interfaces and namespace uses
Co-authored-by: Max Graey <maxgraey@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Speitel <sebastian.speitel@outlook.de>
* Export functions, classes and namespaces
AssemblyScript doesn't tell about errors in a non exported body
Co-authored-by: Max Graey <maxgraey@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Speitel <sebastian.speitel@outlook.de>
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* Dune and Opam
immutability by default
records
@ append operator
‘a option type example
Tree type example
more detail in pattern matching (exhaustiveness)
is sorted and reverse list function examples
Higher order functions
transform and filter example
mutable records, refs
* fixed comment
