Recent syntax changes to L20n
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. … Read more
Get to know a L10n driver: Staś Małolepszy
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 … Read more
Coming soon to Mozilla web L10n: WYSIWYG tool Pontoon
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 … Read more
MozCamp LATAM in Buenos Aires
For those unfamiliar with baseball, you should know that when the baseball is thrown to a batter, if the bat even connects with the ball it is rare that the … Read more
Awesome L10n community: Slovenian
Another post in our Awesome L10n Communities series. This week we’ll introduce you to the Slovenian L10n community, led by Matjaž Horvat. Slovenian Date founded: Friday, July 12 2002 … Read more
Get to know a L10n driver: Jeff Beatty
I’m from a demographically small state in the United States called Wyoming, but I’m based in Provo, Utah, USA. Like most Americans, I grew up only speaking English. Now I … Read more
L20n examples for localizers
Depending on the localizer, l20n can be seen as either a gift or a curse. In it’s simplest form, l20n will guarantee a more streamlined and efficient form of localizing … Read more
Awesome L10n contributor: Francesco Lodolo
Part of a series similar to the Awesome L10n Communities series where individual contributors are spotlighted for their efforts. Francesco Lodolo (aka flod) Started with mozilla project: January … Read more
Awesome L10n community: Icelandic
Another post in our Awesome L10n Communities series. This week we’ll introduce you to the Icelandic L10n community, led by Kristján Guðmundsson. Icelandic Date founded: May 2008 Number of … Read more
L20n: the next stage of l10n for localizers
Due to the extensive amount of information on l20n, I will be splitting up the information according to audience. Part one and two will cover information useful to localizers (one … Read more
Get to know a L10n driver: Milos Dinic
Born, raised, and still working in Serbia (i.e., South-Eastern Europe), for those who haven’t yet heard of it. I’m a native Serbian-speaker with moderate skills in English. I joined the … Read more
Fixing small L10n bugs
Bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs. Nothing can ruin a day quicker than finding one and nothing can be more rewarding than fixing one. While our L10n efforts are supreme, we’re … Read more