We have updated our Italian VisiData guide

[aborruso]

Hi,
I have been following and loving VisiData almost from its start, and after seeing the great Jeremy's guide, I wanted to create a guide in Italian. This was a long time ago.

This small guide helped to make this great product known here in Italy and the more time passed, the more it was necessary to create a better version.
That time has come 💜: https://ondata.github.io/guidaVisiData/

At the moment there is no great new content, but there is a new structure and a new engine (the great Material for MkDocs), which make it very readable and usable. On the note page, I make some thanks, which I also want to write here:

• to @saulpw , for having invented VisiData and for being a brilliant and generous person;
• to @anjakefala , for being always present and attentive in the management of project issues and for her contribution to the development of VisiData;
• to @jsvine , for writing the most beautiful VisiData guide (for me), for being a constant source of inspiration.

I should add so many more thanks, but I make one the fantastic community of this product.

[anjakefala]

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I really appreciate you doing the important work of translating and sharing VisiData in a non-English context. You have been a very lovely, friendly icon-face through the years. <(^___^)>

Mille grazie, Andrea!

[jsvine]

Bravissimo, Andrea! E grazie per le gentili parole!