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
Recently the L20n doc on wiki.mozilla.org has undergone some radical changes. Here are some of the things we’ve added and improved: identified three information tracks: L20n’s existing design, easy L20n implementation, and L20n’s future development. made discussion platforms more visible … Continue reading
Part of a series similar to the Awesome L10n Communities series where individual contributors are spotlighted for their efforts. Peter Pin-Guang Chen Started with Mozilla project: End of April, 2010 Nationality: Taiwan Languages: Mandarin and Wu Chinese, Taiwanese, English … Continue reading
Localizers and developers alike are instructed on some of L20n’s basic syntactic elements. Both can learn how these changes in syntax will affect L10n on each side of the fence. Since the examples provided below may be complicated for some … Continue reading
I’m Polish and I currently live in Warsaw. I don’t seem to be able to stay at one place for too long, however. I’ve lived in France, Switzerland, and the US and I speak English and French. I also learned … Continue reading
As the web grows, Mozilla seeks to uphold the standards and practices that keep it open for all. Through our latest open source projects, l20n and Pontoon, we are creating a new generation of technology that puts more power in … Continue reading