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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
We’re happy to announce that we’re adding a new localization to Firefox 15 desktop! Sangeeta Kumari and the Maithili (mai) team have been working tirelessly to produce the world’s first ever … Read more
Yucatec Maya is spoken daily by nearly 700,000 people in the Southern Mexico. It’s a living language, descendant of the civilization of antiquity, which has stood for centuries, with a … Read more
I’m an Indian living in Hanoi, Vietnam. At mozilla, I’m a Community Manager (L10N), helping create, connect and support new localization teams around the world. I’m a technologist, hacktivist and … Read more
Enjoy this guest post from SUMO Community Manager, Rosana Ardila. We have good news for our SUMO localizers: we will have some development time to enhance the SUMO l10n tools! … Read more
Taken from Matjaž Horvat’s blog: I haven’t blogged about Pontoon for months and there’s no excuse for that. But that doesn’t mean it wasn’t keeping us busy. In case you forgot, … Read more
The annual Google Summer of Code (GSoC) event attracts some of the brightest minds from around the world to work on projects they are passionate about with the help of … Read more
We’re happy to announce that a localized Fulah (ff) Firefox build has been added to the list of supported languages for Firefox 14. We also want to extend congratulations to … Read more
If you’ve ever used Narro to localize a project, you may have spent time cleaning up your exported files before they are committed to your locale’s repository. If you don’t … Read more
(This is a crosspost from my blog: http://informationisart.com/8/. Check it out for better code formatting and syntax highlighting.) With L20n’s DOM overlays, developers can amend localized strings with additional non-localizable … Read more