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Description of number of projects.
added number of projects under each category and each programing language
Number of projects under each category and under each programming language included.
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So I think this is a good idea, but I don't think we should hardcode the strings that include the number of projects that are available. I would prefer to show something like "5/13" somewhere, if we are looking at project 5 out of 13 available for a given category. This would avoid any need to add additional strings that need localization, and we can calculate both numbers dynamically in javascript and update the DOM in this code. |
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Okay cool. I'll start working on it. Thanks for the help. |
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Number of projects under each category and under each programming language added. This is my first open-source contribution.