Important instructions

• Please translate the Main and Simulator components first; they are much more important than the Gallery and Modules components.
• When translating, please set the sorting of keys to "String Age", as the default sorting is alphabetical and does not follow any logical order.
• The syntax [Text](/url) is for links. Only the "Text" part should be translated.
• The syntax `code` is for code, and should not be translated
• To create a new language, click into the Main component and click "+" in the upper left corner of the list.
• If you have a GitHub account, you need to link it to your translator account (or use GitHub-recognized email) in order to appear as contributors on GitHub. Otherwise, your name/id will only appear on the bottom of the About page.

Details

The components are

• Main: The strings for the home page, about page, and all the "Tools" and "View" descriptions. Most of them are shared between the home page and the simulator.

• Simulator: The strings which are only for the simulator. Not including the content of the "Tools -> Other -> Import Modules" window.

• Gallery: The strings for the Gallery page and of all the items in the Gallery. This includes the text in the carousel in the home page and the examples in the module tutorial.

• Modules: The content of the "Tools -> Other -> Import Modules" window, and the module tutorial page.

  The simulator web app will have the language option as long as the translation starts. But other webpages will be built only if the number of translated string reaches some threshold and/or certain strings are translated.

  Some of the strings are in Markdown format. Do not add additional line breaks unless necessary (they will be shown as line breaks on the webpage). For strings that already contains line breaks but not due to new paragraphs or itemize (especially the ones in the gallery data), please make similar line breaks in the target language such that the total width of the text is as closed to the source language as possible, and the breaking points as semantically reasonable as possible. In this case, the number of lines does not need to match that of the source strings.