New homepage and design on l10n.mozilla.org
Today we’ve launched a new homepage on l10n.mozilla.org, and a new sandstone theme. The l10n site now integrates better with the rest of the mozilla websites, and the homepage is … Read more
Teach yourself L20n at L20n.org
Language can be very difficult to capture within software localization. Each natural language in the world evolves at its own pace and in its own unique way, creating vibrant and … Read more
New locales added to Firefox Aurora
Today we’re very pleased to announce the addition of three new locales to the Firefox Aurora channel: Azerbaijani (az), Burmese (my), and Sakha (sah). Azerbaijani (az), also known as Azeri, … Read more
Giving linguistic feedback for Firefox localizations
Testing and getting feedback about a localization’s linguistic quality is critical to delivering a browser that will meet users’ needs. We want to attract people in any region to the … Read more
Goal setting for your locale
We work on two different cycles at Mozilla: a quarterly cycle (this is being posted in Q1) and a six week rapid release cycle. On a quarterly basis, the l10n … Read more
Documenting how to localize Gaia
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. … Read more
Open source shines at Localization World Seattle
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 … Read more
New localizations for Firefox 16 desktop
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 … Read more
Process changes for releasing new locales
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 … Read more
Awesome l10n contributor: Ibrahima Saar
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: … Read more
Get to know a L10n driver: Axel Hecht
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 … Read more
Documenting L20n.js
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 … Read more