Everyone is eager to get their hands on Firefox OS in their own language. Since Firefox OS will land in the Brazilian market first, localization is a very high priority. Some l10n teams have already hit the ground running with … Continue reading
As many of you know, Mozilla had the chance to attend and present sessions at one of the premiere localization industry events, Localization World Seattle (LocWorld). It was a great pleasure to participate in the conference and network with interesting … Continue reading
We’re happy to announce that we’re adding new localizations towith the release of Firefox 16 desktop. The Kazakh (kk) and Acholi (ach) teams have been working tirelessly to produce the world’s first ever Kazakh and Acholi versions of Firefox desktop … Continue reading
There are a bunch of new teams out there who have been waiting on progress. Sorry for the wait, but here’s what you’ve been waiting for. We changed a few things around releasing new localizations. Many things did not change, … Continue reading
Part of a series similar to the Awesome L10n Communities series where individual contributors are spotlighted for their efforts. Ibrahima Saar Started with Mozilla project: Firefox Nationality: Senegalese/Mauritanian Languages: Fulah (Pulaar-Fulfulde), Wolof, Arabic, Soninke, French, English, Spanish, survival Italian … Continue reading
I’ve been contributing to the Mozilla project since 1999. Today I’m an employee based in Berlin, Germany and I work on coordination and infrastructure for our L10n efforts. You can find me on IRC as Pike. I’m usually on a … Continue reading
L20n’s JS lib is getting test cases and better documentation to make the code easier to work with and understand. The JavaScript implementation of L20n is composed of 4 main components: context (stas), which handles resource loading, locale fallback and … Continue reading
I am very happy to announce that @mozilla_l10n is officially live! Here’s what you can expect from following @mozilla_l10n: Event/deadline notifications and reminders, Public welcome to newcomers, Calls for participation in new projects, Recruitment calls for specific l10n team needing … Continue reading
MozCamp EU 2012 is just around the corner and it just wouldn’t be MozCamp if the L10n Drivers didn’t host a variety of sessions dealing with current l10n topics. As you may know, the MozCamp session format is being reinvented. … Continue reading
For the longest time we have used an icon of a sphere made up of many of the world’s flags to identify the l10n program. With the change to the new One Mozilla theme on all mozill.org websites, we thought … Continue reading