What does “Make Ship Happen” mean?

[Hector-Zhuang]

I'm sorry for this is not a technical question.
As I am not a native speaker of English, I'm very curious about what does this headline mean in the index page.

[nathanhammond]

It's a pun in English. Shipping code (releasing code) is good, and you want it to happen fast and often.

[Hector-Zhuang]

Got it! Thx.
Actually, I'm trying to translate the docs to Chinese for my fellows. And here is another and the last question.
There is a sentence in Quickstart:

On large applications Turbopack updates 10x faster the an Vite and 700x faster than Webpack. For the biggest applications the difference grows even more stark with updates up to 20x faster than Vite.

What do the large applications and the biggest applications refer to? The biggest applications is especially confusing. Does it mean websites like Hulu, Notion, and Target in the showcase?

[nathanhammond]

我識睇中文字所以如果你想我睇下話畀我知(zh-hk, 口語)

Large applications = 比較多components嘅網站 (30,000 components)
Biggest applications = 多過50,000 components

Make Ship Happen = 講廣東話我會用“事”（“屎”）翻譯

[Hector-Zhuang]

多謝，早知你識睇中文字，我就唔寫英文啦。我將 docs 翻譯如下：

Large applications = 體積較大的應用
Biggest applications = 體積巨大的應用
Make Ship Happen = 快碼揚鞭

「體積較大的應用」和「體積巨大的應用」肯定係有問題嘅，但我依家知系組件數了...