I am not sure about this कौम्पोनॅन्ट or कम्पोनेंट
which one do you think is correct for this?

@arshadkazmi42 I assumed we are not going to translate the word React anywhere. I think I read that somewhere in the instructions

oh is it. can you share the link to those instructions?
As I have already started with the translations.

I am not sure about this कौम्पोनॅन्ट or कम्पोनेंट
which one do you think is correct for this?

Both translations seemingly are correct, but I think it should be कौम्पोनॅन्ट. We can decide on one and use that everywhere

Then let's finalize this कौम्पोनॅन्ट
We will use this everywhere

@saranshkataria I got some more data to add in from
reactjs/zh-hans.reactjs.org#2

@saranshkataria Dropped you an email on saransh@wisdomgeek.com
Can you check it once.

Then let's finalize this कौम्पोनॅन्ट
We will use this everywhere

this is wrong you should use 'कम्पोनेंट' this is the actual translation

@iUtsavB all are same, it just depends on how you are pronouncing it.

@arshadkazmi42 are you doing translation or pronunciation??

@iUtsavB for this word we are not translating. Just trying to convert it into hindi, so it will be readable in hindi and convey the meaning.
All the spellings we have discussed only differs in the pronunciation. As actual translation of component in hindi is घटक or अंग

Should i also convert the words written in example code to hindi as the codepen link will still show them in english.

@gurjotsingh4398 if it makes sense changing the words in code and does not breaks the code, you can change it there also

Hi!

I think it's कॉम्पोनेन्ट

More info here: #19

@saranshkataria @arshadkazmi42

Kindly update whatever is the final translation/pronunciation for the word component in the table mentioned above.

@apoorvtomar2222 Whatever is written in this issue description (at the top) is final for now

कॉम्पोनेन्ट is perfect for all,
Lets Start doing,

add JSX as well to list of not required translations

add JSX as well to list of not required translations

Done. Thank you for bringing this up

@saranshkataria what about क्रमशः instead of स्टेप-बाय-स्टेप

@mayank-gangwal I think क्रमशः is a bit complex, we need to keep the documentation easy to understand.
Any thoughts? @saranshkataria you have any thoughts on this?

@mayank-gangwal I think क्रमशः is a bit complex, we need to keep the documentation easy to understand.
Any thoughts? @saranshkataria you have any thoughts on this?

agreed that स्टेप-बाय-स्टेप is easier and we can stick to that instead of the complex क्रमशः

स्टेप-बाय-स्टेप is easier

Adding few more, that are being used repetitively

Mock: मॉक 
hierarchy: पदक्रम
static: स्थिर
version: वर्शन
interactivity: अन्तरक्रियाशीलता
model: मॉडल
document: आलेख
library: लाइब्रेरी 
user: उपभोक्ता
JSON: JSON  <no translation needed here>

Help needed: parent and child (components) -> मूल and सन्तान/ शिशु? Doesn't make too much sense

Thoughts?

May EDIT, if found more frequently used words.

Edit 1: added few more.

Mock makes sense, hierarchy I think this should be better हायरार्की

@saranshkataria thoughts?
i will add these in glossary once its finalized

attribute : एट्रिब्यूट
submit: सबमिट
"single source of truth" : "सत्य का एकमात्र स्रोत"
mutation : परिवर्तन
mutable: म्यूटेबल
overall: सब मिलाकर
Will it be okay?

Adding few more, that are being used repetitively

Mock: मॉक 
hierarchy: पदक्रम
static: स्थिर
version: वर्शन
interactivity: अन्तरक्रियाशीलता
model: मॉडल
document: आलेख
library: लाइब्रेरी 
user: उपभोक्ता
JSON: JSON  <no translation needed here>

Help needed: parent and child (components) -> मूल and सन्तान/ शिशु? Doesn't make too much sense

Thoughts?

May EDIT, if found more frequently used words.

Edit 1: added few more.

Updating the list

parent is already there in the list. Child we will add

@aashirwadgupta @mayank-gangwal
I am not sure about the following,

"single source of truth" : "सत्य का एकमात्र स्रोत" (is this used alot?)
mutation : परिवर्तन (Not sure about this)
overall: सब मिलाकर (is this used alot?)
interactivity: अन्तरक्रियाशीलता (Not sure about this)
document: आलेख (`डॉक्यूमेंट ` makes more sense to me)
user: उपभोक्ता (`यूजर ` this sounds better)

other than above, I think everything is fine.

Let's discuss this list above, which we should add and what translation we should add

@saranshkataria Any thoughts? or anyone else? We need to discuss among everyone, which ever is better we will use that

I am not sure about this कौम्पोनॅन्ट or कम्पोनेंट
which one do you think is correct for this?

कम्पोनेंट this is more appropriate

@ankit986 This translation completely depends on how you are pronouncing it.
For now, we have kept a fixed translation कौम्पोनॅन्ट so once when we are done with all the translation it will be just find and replace work.
Also, we have pending discussions around many of these types of words

okay @arshadkazmi42

@aashirwadgupta @mayank-gangwal
I am not sure about the following,

"single source of truth" : "सत्य का एकमात्र स्रोत" (is this used alot?)
mutation : परिवर्तन (Not sure about this)
overall: सब मिलाकर (is this used alot?)
interactivity: अन्तरक्रियाशीलता (Not sure about this)
document: आलेख (`डॉक्यूमेंट ` makes more sense to me)
user: उपभोक्ता (`यूजर ` this sounds better)

other than above, I think everything is fine.

Let's discuss this list above, which we should add and what translation we should add

@saranshkataria Any thoughts? or anyone else? We need to discuss among everyone, which ever is better we will use that

I think when it comes to words whose strict hindi tranlation is complex, we would be better off by sticking to hinglish translation.
for example instead of उपभोक्ता for user ,यूजर makes much more sense

@saranshkataria @aashirwadgupta @mayank-gangwal
I am not sure about the following,

"virtual": "वास्तविक" or "वर्चुअल"

"shadow": "परछाई" or "शैडो"

"representation": "प्रतिनिधित्व" or "रिप्रजेंटेशन"

I think you should go with these:
"virtual": "वर्चुअल"

"shadow": "शैडो"

"representation": "रिप्रजेंटेशन"

What should be for "Variable"?

What should be for "Variable"?

Just suggestions
मानक = variable
माना = var
मान = let

What should be for "Variable"?

We have been using वेरिएबल to keep it simple. Will add it to the glossary