Web standards curriculum translations

Introduction

The final section of the Opera web standards curriculum (covering JavaScript basics) is not too far away now—I should have it published around the end of January. The currently published material has been very successful, having been used by several individuals to learn, adopted at or at least considered by many universities, and translated and published (at least in part) into 5 different languages so far. And this is what the focus of this article is—I thought it’d be nice to group all the translations together on one page to show you what’s available out there, and inspire people into starting their own!

As always, let me know if you find any errors on this page; if you want to get involved in a new translation effort, or be put in touch with any of the translators to contribute to their works, feel free to drop me a mail at cmills [at] opera [dot] com. We are always looking for translation volunteers, so get in touch if you’d like to take part.

The translations

What follows are a list of links to the translations. I’ve tried to include author credits and other details where possible, but if there's anythig missing/incorrect that you’d like to add, get in touch.

Brazilian Portugese

There are 4 articles so far translated into Brazilian Portugese—a great start so far from Marcus Danillo.

Chinese

The Opera China team have created 5 Chinese WSC article translations, which is awesome—nice one guys.

Hungarian

Csaba Szökőcs has created 17 Hungarian translations of web standards curriculum articles, which is superb. The introductory article is available here.

Italian

Giuseppe has so far completed 2 Italian translations of web standards curriculum articles. Great work.

Russian

There is a complete Russian translation of the WSC available, created and hosted by The Internet University of Computer Science. They even have exam questions and a diploma available!.