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 ## About this repository
 
-turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi_wp is a project that helps me apply what I have learned in React. It actually mimics the user interface of the original website as a React-based alternative. I used Axios to access the REST API of the WordPress website at [https://turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi.com/olay](https://turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi.com/olay) and used MobX to manage the states. I wrote the code in TypeScript. There is also routing. If you click on the title of an event, you go to the event's page listing the comments for that event and the URL includes the original slug in the WordPress version of the website. In the original website, I could not implement navigating an event's visual materials with a "next" or "previous" button. But I managed to do that in React, in addition to the ability to use left-right keys. 
+turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi_wp is a project that helps me apply what I have learned in React. It actually mimics the user interface of the original website as a React-based alternative. I used Axios to access the REST API of the WordPress website at [https://turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi.com/olay](https://turkiyedeagirmuzigingecmisi.com/olay) and used Redux Toolkit to manage the states. I wrote the code in TypeScript. There is also routing. If you click on the title of an event, you go to the event's page listing the comments for that event and the URL includes the original slug in the WordPress version of the website. In the original website, I could not implement navigating an event's visual materials with a "next" or "previous" button. But I managed to do that in React, in addition to the ability to use left-right keys. 
 
 If you ever download and run the project, open [http://localhost:5173/olay](http://localhost:5173/olay) to skip the intro page (which is currently empty) and view the project in the browser.
 
 ## English version?
 
-As the project is completely in Turkish, it might not be useful for you to try. I can implement a Turkish/English switchable user interface in the future, however, the data source will still be in Turkish. I sometimes check the potential of the internationalisation of the project by creating subtitles in the [YouTube channel](https://youtu.be/BEg-LPCyzCM), or writing separate articles on [Medium](https://medium.com/@aademirci/history-of-heavy-music-in-turkey-live-at-moda-theatre-215a0ddb401b). But the numbers say it is not the time for a complete translation to English yet.
+As the project is completely in Turkish, it might not be useful for you to try. I can implement a Turkish/English switchable user interface in the future, however, the data source will still be in Turkish. I sometimes check the potential of the internationalisation of the project by creating subtitles in the [YouTube channel](https://youtu.be/BEg-LPCyzCM), or writing separate articles on [Medium](https://medium.com/@aademirci/history-of-heavy-music-in-turkey-live-at-moda-theatre-215a0ddb401b). But the numbers say it is not the time for a complete translation to English yet.