Jeff Beatty
We’re happy to announce that we’re adding some new localizations to Firefox with the next few releases. Vannak Eng and the Khmer (km) team have been working tirelessly to produce the world’s first ever Khmer version of Firefox for the … Continue reading
Jeff Beatty
Allow me to start off with a scenario that all of us in the L10n and translation game have faced at one point in our careers: You and your team have spent the last two weeks translating a big project. … Continue reading
Jeff Beatty
Bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs. Nothing can ruin a day quicker than finding one and nothing can be more rewarding than fixing one. While our L10n efforts are supreme, we’re not above having to fix bugs. Each L10n team has … Continue reading
Jeff Beatty
Great news everyone! We have re-created the wiki page, “Create a new localization” on the MDN wiki! This introduction to mozilla L10n that you all know and love has been simplified, updated, and clarified. Appropriately addressing multiple audiences, this guide … Continue reading
Jeff Beatty
Internationalization (i18n). Localization (l10n). Globalization (g11n). Localizability (l12y). What does it all mean? In this business, there are so many alphanumeric acronyms that it can be really difficult to keep them all together. So where is the line drawn between … Continue reading