Release 0.4b: #gatsbyjs - Keep the fire burning!
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I used to think that my Vietnamese language capability would never serve me in the field of Software Development. To be fair, at least not while I am studying at an English-speaking country and not when most programming documentations are done in English (even programming languages' keywords are in English). I could not be more wrong! Two weeks ago, I blogged about my effort to open a new translation for GatsbyJS documentation to Vietnamese which I have been really excited about. Since then, the translation repository has been moving forward with some first translations published: [Merged] Contribution Guideline - from me [Merged] Community Code of Conduct - from a contributor [Merged] Tutorial Index - from a contributor who is also a classmate [Reviewing] Tutorial, Set up Development Environment - from me [In Progress] Tutorial, Get to Know Gatsby Building Blocks - from the same classmate above To accomplish those first translat