Nextjs.tw
Next.js documentation in Traditional Chinese, maintained by the opensource community. 由開源社群維護的 Next.js 繁體中文官方文件。
Overview
The Next.js Traditional Chinese Documentation is an essential resource for developers working with Next.js in a Chinese-speaking context. This community-driven project provides comprehensive guides and technical insight tailored specifically for those who prefer to work in Traditional Chinese. The documentation, while still a work in progress, aims to foster collaboration and ensure that developers have access to the tools and information they need to succeed.
As an open-source initiative, this documentation invites contributions from the community, allowing developers to engage actively in its growth and refinement. It's important to note that this project is not affiliated with Vercel or nextjs.org, which makes it a unique and independent source of knowledge for users.
Features
- Community-Driven: Maintained by enthusiastic contributors, the documentation reflects the collective effort of developers passionate about Next.js.
- Open Source: Fully open for contributions, allowing anyone to participate in improving and expanding the content.
- Coding Style Consistency: Utilizes ESLint rules to maintain a uniform coding style across contributions, promoting best practices in development.
- Local Development Setup: Provides clear instructions on how to fork the repository and set up a local development environment for contributions.
- Easy Pull Request Process: Simplifies the process of submitting changes with straightforward guidelines for creating and managing pull requests.
- Accessible Resources: Includes helpful articles for setting up development tools like VSCode to streamline the coding experience.
- Task Management: Encourages contributors to claim issues and tasks to avoid overlapping efforts, ensuring efficient collaboration.
- Next.js
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- React
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- Tailwind
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- Documentation
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- Eslint
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- MDX
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- Postcss
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- Typescript
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