Hello, this is my 35th open source contribution for Utopian and DaVinci as translator. I have been translating different Node.js Files during the past few months. This time, I continued translating "process.md" file. I've found out that object process has a lot of utilities that make Node.js a very mutable program.

I work with an extensive team of translators team whose performance has been excellent. By this time a 39% of this huge project has been translated in just a few months; yes, a million words project being translated that fast. I must say that I'm very excited about it.

I invite you to read this translation report for more information about this interesting file. Also, you can read my previous reports to have much more information about all of the files I've translated.

It looks difficult to understand at first, but let me explain it with the next example.

Imagine that you have been developing a new android app that uses the APIs from Google Maps and Twitter. When testing the app, you realize that both APIs are written in different languages and you must change one of them to make it work, but that's a lot of work and goes against the reasons to use an API. Node.js is the solution to problems like this because it allows the union between different programming languages without affecting its performance.

I decided to translate this project because I'm an engineering student and innovation is my passion; I love creating solutions to problems like this. Also, I like sharing information and a way to do it is translating the content of a big project like this so people around the world can access to it and share it too.

The process object of Node.js has a very extensive set of methods, properties and events which action range is huge. For example, in previous reports I talked about signal events, warnings and much more. By this time I have learned a lot of its functions and usage.

In this contribution there was a method that called my attention. The method I refer looks very simple and obvious, nonetheless, I found out that it has much more utilities than we all can deduce. I'm talking about "process.exit([code])" that "instructs Node.js to terminate the process synchronously with an exit status of code. If code is omitted, exit uses either the 'success' code 0 or the value of process.exitCode if it has been set. Node.js will not terminate until all the 'exit' event listeners are called.". This means that the termination of the process can be controlled by the user using a code that indicates the process what kind of termination must use. It also has default codes that appear when there is no code specified by the user.

The following is an example of how is the usage of this exit codes.

The original language of this change log is English and it was translated into Spanish, which is my native language. I have experience translating in projects like Loopring wallet and Yapbam. These projects make me grow and learn a lot about open source projects.

You can visit my profile (navx) on Crowdin's website to find proof of authorship. Also, you can visit the Activity tab in the Node.js project and filter my contributions between December 13th and December 14th, which were the dates of the translation and the corrections respectively.