Turkish Localization of 30 Days of JavaScript: Folder and File Names Updated #997
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…Updated This update introduces a comprehensive Turkish localization for the 30 Days of JavaScript series. All folder and file names have been translated into Turkish using appropriate software terminology. The project structure is now more accessible and user-friendly for Turkish-speaking learners, allowing them to follow the content in their native language from start to finish.
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This update introduces a comprehensive Turkish localization for the 30 Days of JavaScript series. All folder and file names have been translated into Turkish using appropriate software terminology. The project structure is now more accessible and user-friendly for Turkish-speaking learners, allowing them to follow the content in their native language from start to finish.