Welcome to our second localizer spotlight, presenting this time Reza from our Persian community. Q. What first drew you to want to volunteer with Mozilla’s localization program? The growing community of Persian users highlighted the need for a browser created … Continue reading
Hello World! My name is Victor Ibragimov, and I am from Dushanbe, Tajikistan (One of Five Central Asia Countries). On September 3, 2023, I celebrate my third year as a member of the Mozilla community, starting from September 3, 2020! … Continue reading
In case you’re wondering “Uhm, what year are we in again?”, don’t worry: it’s April 2018, and this is a long overdue post that I owe to our large community of Indic locales. Last November, Jeff, Peiying and I (flod) … Continue reading
Guest post from Mozilla Fulah community leader, Ibrahima Saar. UPDATE: Added pictures and a PayPal link for donations to the Mamadou’s family. It is with deep pain that we announce that our friend, teammate Mamadou Niang died in an accident … Continue reading
In discussing our plans for this years’ event, the city of Taipei was on a short list of preferred locations. Peter from our Taipei community helped us solidify the plan. We set the date for April 21-22 in favour of … Continue reading
We were thrilled to start the year’s localization (l10n) community workshops in Barcelona at the end of March 2017! Thanks to the help of the ever dedicated Alba and Benny the workshop was fun, productive, and filled with amazing Catalonian … Continue reading
Stas and I met in Riga with the Baltic and Polish l10n communities to do a hackathon. We gathered Latvian, Lithuanian, and Polish. Sadly, nobody from the Estonian community could attend due to conflicting schedules, but Merike Sell joined us … Continue reading
From May 20-23, l10n-drivers Jeff Beatty and Delphine Lebédel met with 11 participants from 4 different communities in the city of Buenos Aires (Argentina) for 2 days of localization hacking. These communities represented Spanish from Chile, Spanish from Argentina, Guaraní … Continue reading
For the second year in a row the l10n-drivers team – represented by Jeff Beatty and I – met in Stockholm with several members of Mozilla’s Nordic communities, guests of the local Wikimedia offices, for the Nordic Viking Mozilla l10n … Continue reading
From April 9-10th 2016 we held a localization Hackathon in Oaxaca, Mexico. A total of 21 people gathered in this beautiful city for two days of work and fun. Eight locales were represented there, most of which were indigenous languages: … Continue reading