Congratulations on starting your new project, this project should be easy for you. Most of the strings are straightforward and they shouldn't be too difficult for you. Overall in this translation, you are using the correct words and the layout is well structured, it has a logical flow and uses correct punctuation. However, there are some errors and one trivial error in your translation. Please pay attention to space and the code.
➊ https://crowdin.com/translate/warriorjs/107/en-vi#1873 "href="https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/pack">gói npm</code></a> " missing the word <code> before "gói npm"
➋ https://crowdin.com/translate/warriorjs/107/en-vi#1876 "<a href="https://npmjs.com">npm" missing the code </a>
➌ https://crowdin.com/translate/warriorjs/112/en-vi#2087 "@warriorjs/geography</code></a>"missing the word <code> before @warriorjs
ⓞ https://crowdin.com/translate/warriorjs/78/en-vi#1475 "<a href="https://npmjs.com"> npm </a>." There are extra spaces.
My suggestion
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<code>gói npm</code>
➋<a href="https://npmjs.com">npm</a>
➌<code>@warriorjs/geography</code></a>
ⓞa href="https://npmjs.com">npm</a>.
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I don't see any spelling mistakes in your post and it is easy to understand. Thank you for providing what you have learned during your translation for the readers and for your effort to improve your post. I am happy to see that you also included the source of the images and data in your post. I look forward to working with you on your next project.
It is a pleasure to have you as a team member. I look forward to seeing your next contributions.
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Thank you for your review, @carlpei! Keep up the good work!