Jack Linke 🦄 on Nostr: Anyone know if there is a standard (or something written down somewhere so I'm not ...
Anyone know if there is a standard (or something written down somewhere so I'm not reinventing the wheel) for storing multiple translations of text in a Markdown file?
Right now I'm marking each translation in the file like this:
```
# Translation {lang-code1}
Contents for first language here
# Translation {lang-code2}
Contents for second language here
```
But it feels...
- naive (there's may be issues I'm not considering)
-like surely someone has done this already
#Markdown #Translation
Published at
2024-06-21 01:47:39Event JSON
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