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"about-header": "NodeSchool е проект с отворен код, над който работят доброволци. Проектът има 2 цели: създаване на висококачествени учебни програми по програмиране и организиране на обучителни събития за общността.",
"about-history": "Форматът "workshopper" е първоначално създаден от <a href=\"http://substack.net/\">Substack of the Internet</a> през лятото на 2013г, когато е написан workshopper-а <a href=\"https://www.npmjs.org/package/stream-adventure\">stream-adventure</a>.",
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"about-history2": "Определящите характеристики на даден workshopper са интерактивността и автоматизацията. Workshopper-ите са съставени от задачи с нарастваща трудност. Всяка задача започва с обяснение на основните концепции, и след това следва лист с изисквания за решаване на проблема. Учещите се пишат компютърна програма, която се опитва да отговори на критериите.",
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"about-history3": "Когато се чувстват сигурни в тяхното решение, те го предават на т.нар workshop програма за проверка. Workshop програмата изпълнява тяхното решение и проверява дали всички изисквания са удовлетворени. Ако нещо е грешно или липсва, то учащият се получава конкретна обратна връзка, и може да опита отново. Ако кодът на учащия отговаря на всички критерии, участника преминава успешно даденото предизвикателството и продължава към следващото предизвикателство.",
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"about-history4": "Всичко това става автоматично. Workshopper-ите могат да бъдат възприемани почти като автоматичен юнит тестинг на даден елемент, който учащия се трябва да направи да мине успешно използвайки правилен код.",
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"about-header-philosophy-title": "Широк крът от теми",
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"about-philosophy": "Всички NodeSchool уъркшопи са написани на Node, но темата на даден уъркшоп не е задължително да бъде за Node. Например, <a href=\"https://www.npmjs.org/package/shader-school\">shader-school</a> уъркшопа преподава концепции по компютърна графика и не включва никакъв JavaScript.",
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"about-philosophy2": "Общността на NodeSchool е разработила няколко наистина впечатляващи инструменти за създаване на нови уъркшопи. Ако имате идея за уъркшоп, можете да разгледате нашата страница за <a href=\"building-workshops.html\">Създаване на уъркшоп</a>.",
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"about-header-info-title": "Събития от цял свят",
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"about-info": "На всеки контитент, освен Антарктида, има организация на събития на NodeSchool. Всеки може да организира събитие, и като общност, ние се стараем да събираме полезна информация, насоки и препоръки за направата на събития, които са приятни и отворени към всички. Вижте нашата страница на <a href=\"host.html\">организиране на събитие</a> за повече детаили.",
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"about-header-touch-title": "Контакти",
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"about-info2": "Ние използваме GitHub в организацията на NodeSchool. Най-доброто място, на което можете да направите контакт е нашето <a href=\"https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/issues\">хранилище за организатори</a>. Можете да докладвате нов проблем в това хранилище и организатори ще получат съобщение от вас и ще могат да отговорят. Този метод е далеч по-добър, отколкото пращане на директни имейли до който и да е от организаторите.",
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"about-header-talk-title": "Чуй и виж",
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"about-info3": "В <a href=\"https://archive.org/details/NodeUp55\" target=\"_blank\">епизод 55</a> на подкаста NodeUp Mikeal Rogers, Max Ogden и други членове на общността говорят за NodeSchools. На Cascadia JS 2014 Jason Rhodes, от Baltimore, <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ7txKTh3-E\" target=\"_blank\">говори за това как се управлява NodeSchools</a>.",
"building-workshops-info2": "за да вземеш алтернатива на workshopper, която е по-лека.",
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"building-workshops-title-info3": "Направи свое",
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"building-workshops-info3": "Don't be afraid to hack the format! E.g. if you want to write a workshop to teach CSS you may have to invent your own workshop format. For example the",
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"building-workshops-info3A": "module was written for the",
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"building-workshops-info3B": "workshop.",
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"events-header": "Past and Future NodeSchool Events",
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"events-past": "Past",
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"events-future": "Future",
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"events-header2": "There have been <strong><span id=\"event-count\">many</span></strong> events!",
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"events-header3": "If you're organizing a NodeSchool event, add it to this site by filling out <a href=\"https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vYW-Yw82kt_q7WDgBY6gQqFrg3zuD2rDPXEG-cbq7e4/viewform?usp=form_confirm\" target=\"_blank\">this form</a>.",
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"events-small": "If you need to edit an event you've submitted, <a href=\"https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/issues/new\">file an issue on nodeschool/organizers.</a>",
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"calendar-h1": "Calendar",
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"index-header-top": "Open source workshops that teach web software skills. Do them on your own or at a workshop nearby.",
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"menu-tutorials": "Tutorials",
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"index-header-bottom": "Get started by installing one of our",
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"index-header-bottomA": "core workshops",
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"index-header-bottomB": "or subscribe to our free",
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"index-header-bottomC": "email newsletter",
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"index-workshop-header": "Workshops",
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"index-workshop-info": "These are in-person hosted workshops, usually free, in which workshoppers are used as curriculum and mentors help attendees work through the challenges.",
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"index-workshop-links-host": "Host Your Own",
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"index-workshop-links-events": "See All Events",
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"index-workshop-links-writeups": "Writeups of Past Events",
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"index-upcoming-header": "Upcoming Workshops",
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"index-upcoming-loading": "Loading...",
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"index-upcoming-no-events": "No upcoming events. Check out",
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"index-upcoming-past-events": "past events",
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"index-upcoming-past-events2": "!",
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"index-upcoming-all-events": "See all events",
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"index-upcoming-error": "Could not load events, sorry!",
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"index-host-header": "Anyone can host",
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"index-host-past": "There have been a total of",
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"index-host-past2": "events!",
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"index-host-want-to-host": "NodeSchool is decentralized, open source and volunteer run. Want to host an event?",
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"index-host-want-to-host2": "Resources and tips",
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"index-host-want-to-host3": "for how.",
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"index-workshopper-header": "Workshoppers",
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"index-workshopper-info": "Workshopper is the name used for the open source lesson modules associated with NodeSchool. All are self guided (you don't need to attend a workshop to do one) and most work offline.",
"index-workshopper-list-problem": "Ask Questions if Stuck",
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"index-workshopper-list-faq": "Answer Questions",
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"index-workshopper-list-host": "Build a Workshop",
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"index-get-going-header": "Get Going —",
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"index-get-going-info": "You’ll need",
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"index-get-going-info2": "on your computer to get started\n with each of these. Then use",
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"index-get-going-info3": "(it comes with Node) to install each\n module with the command below it. Once installed,\n simply type the workshopper’s name to launch.",
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"index-get-going-editor": "You will also need a",
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"index-get-going-editor2": "Text Editor",
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"index-get-going-editor3": ", if you don't have one already, you may want one for editing code. A few options:",
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"index-get-going-editor7": ".",
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"index-workshoppers-core-header": "Core",
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"index-workshoppers-core-info": "These workshoppers focus on essential skills for working with Node.js.",
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"index-workshoppers-core-link-pre": "Stuck? Ask a question in the",
"workshopper-webgl-workshop": "Learn the basics of WebGL in small, manageable chunks.",
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"workshopper-esnext-generation": "Intro to ES6 Iterators, their use, and how they relate to Generators.",
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"workshopper-test-anything": "Learn to test your code",
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"workshopper-tower-of-babel": "Show you through a series of exercises that introduce you to ES6 features.",
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"workshopper-learnyoumongo": "Getting started with MongoDB and Node.js",
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"workshopper-regex-adventure": "Parse text with regular expressions",
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"workshopper-learn-sass": "Learn the basics of SASS",
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"workshopper-pattern-lab-workshop": "Learn the basics of Pattern Lab.",
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"workshopper-learnyoubash": "Learn you how to use the terminal and write your first Bash script.",
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"workshopper-currying": "Learn currying concept and creating a currying function in JavaScript.",
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"workshopper-bacon-love": "Learn concepts of Functional and Reactive Programming using the Bacon.js library.",
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"workshopper-shader-school": "Learn the fundamentals of graphics programming using GLSL shaders.",
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"workshopper-bytewiser": "Learn how to manipulate binary data in node.js and HTML5 browsers.",
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"workshopper-bug-clinic": "Learn some new tools and techniques as you improve your debugging skills.",
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"workshopper-browserify-adventure": "Use npm modules and node-style require() in the browser with browserify.",
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"workshopper-introtowebgl": "Get started with three.js and WebGL.",
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"workshopper-count-to-6": "Learn how to use some features from ES6, the next version of JavaScript.",
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"workshopper-kick-off-koa": "Getting started with Koa, the next generation web framework for Node.js.",
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"workshopper-lololodash": "Learn Lo-Dash (fork of underscore) to handle your arrays and objects simple!",
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"workshopper-learnyoucouchdb": "Learn about CouchDB - the database that completely embraces the web",
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"workshopper-learnuv": "Learn uv for fun and profit, a self guided workshop to the library that powers Node.js.",
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"workshopper-learn-generators": "An Intro to JavaScript ES6 Generators.",
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"workshopper-learnyoureact": "Let's learn React.js and server side rendering!",
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"workshopper-perfschool": "Find your way through the web performance optimization maze!",
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"workshopper-web-audio-school": "Learn the Web Audio API by completing a series of interactive lessons with a focus on music.",
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"workshopper-torrential": "A set of lessons to show you how to create a simple p2p bittorrent network",
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"workshopper-thinking-in-react": "Learn React's philosophy by building a UI from scratch.",
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"workshopper-node-debug-school": "Learn how to use post-mortem debugging on SmartOS to efficiently debug Node.js applications in production.",
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"workshopper-seneca-in-practice": "Learn how to leverage SenecaJs microservice toolkit.",
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"workshopper-less-is-more": "Learn the fundamentals of the LESS CSS preprocessor.",
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"mentoring-header": "Mentoring at a NodeSchool Event",
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"mentoring-intro-quote": "<p>Mentors basically hover around the room during the event and try to find\n people who are stuck and then they help them get un-stuck. Many students\n are shy to ask, so it is important to hover around and offer help.\n </p>\n — <cite><a href=\"https://github.com/nodeschool/nodeschool.github.io/issues/15\" target=\"_blank\">Max Ogden</a></cite>",
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"mentoring-intro-part1": "So an organizer has asked you to mentor at a NodeSchool event, but you're a bit unsure what you're getting into or if can do it? No worries :)",
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"mentoring-intro-part2": "First of all, if you have been asked about mentoring, you probably have some time of experience in JS and node. Students will likely ask questions you have had yourself back then.",
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"mentoring-intro-part3": "Second, it is totally okay to not know the solution to all questions. Besides raw JS knowledge, the students can learn something else from you: how to figure out what you do not know.",
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"mentoring-list-expected-headline": "What is expected of you?",
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"mentoring-list-expected-1": "Show learners that coding is nothing to be afraid of, but rather a lot of fun!",
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"mentoring-list-expected-2": "Keep up a friendly and optimistic environment.",
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"mentoring-list-expected-3": "Motivate and encourage students, emphasize with their struggles.",
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"mentoring-list-not-expected-headline": "What is <em>not  </em>expected of you?",
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"mentoring-list-not-expected-1": "Talking in front of the group.",
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"mentoring-list-not-expected-2": "Preparing all learning materials and their solutions.",
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"mentoring-list-not-expected-3": "Have an answer to every question.",
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"mentoring-still-unsure": "<h2 data-i18n=\"mentoring-still-unsure-headline\">Still not sure if you can do it?</h2>\n <p data-i18n=\"mentoring-still-unsure-part1\">\n Just try out some of the <a href=\"/#workshopper-list\">core workshoppers</a>.\n </p>",
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"mentoring-still-unsure-headline": "Still not sure if you can do it?",
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"mentoring-still-unsure-part1": "Just try out some of the <a href=\"/#workshopper-list\">core workshoppers</a>.",
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"host-header": "Hosting a NodeSchool Event",
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"host-info": "NodeSchool is a fully community driven effort and is 100% open source. This means that anyone can use the NodeSchool materials and/or host an event.",
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"host-info-cost": "The only expectations for event hosts is that events be not-for-profit (free or low cost) and that governance of events should have an open membership model (so that nobody can 'control' the events).",
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"host-info-wiki": "We have created the <a href=\"https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/wiki\">Organizers Wiki</a> to hold all the knowledge from the Chapter organizers around the world.",
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"host-info-wiki-link": "Check out <a href=\"https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/wiki\">the wiki</a> for info on how to create a chapter, run a successful event and build a local NodeSchool community!",
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"chapters-h1": "NodeSchool Chapters",
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"chapters-header": "Cities all over have started to host NodeSchool events regularly. Here's a list of chapters. See the <a href=\"hexdex.html\">hexdex</a> for an index of chapter ⬢ hexagon logos.",
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"index-chapter-list-loading": "Loading...",
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"chapters-other": "Other region?",
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"chapters-start": "Can't find a NodeSchool chapter in your region?",
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"chapters-start2": "Open an issue on the discussions board",
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"chapters-start3": "to find other people around you. If there isn't an existing chapter nearby, start your own! Follow these instructions on",
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