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German translation (de-DE) #175

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pparson opened this Issue May 5, 2013 · 9 comments

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pparson commented May 5, 2013

Just started translating into German here https://github.com/pparson/bitcoin.org/

pparson commented May 5, 2013

Can you tell me how to proceed with the "Press" page? I realized it's missing in existing translations.
I assume that the content of this page is to volatile to keep it up to date in a multilingual fashion? Most of the content in there is probably not that helpful for people that do not speak english anyway...

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saivann commented May 5, 2013

@pparson : Thanks! The instructions are in the README : https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.org#how-to-translate

Basically, you can simply drop the interviewees and press coverage subsections and translate everything else. Interviewees for each language can be suggested seperately. Or you can also choose not to translate it right now and wait before we have some good German interviewees to add. The rest of your translations can still be pushed even if you choose not to translate the press page immediately.

The press center is a recent change and it hasn't been translated yet. Until I probably succeed to move translation to user-friendly transifex tools, translators can track translations that need to be done here :
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.org/wiki/Translations-tracking

pparson commented May 5, 2013

Thanks for your response :) I had just read the instructions on rugatu, obviously a bit outdated by now ;-)
Btw: not that I am doing this just for the money, but is the 200mBTC offer still valid?

And another btw: have you ever tried crowdin.net? I tried it some months ago for my own project, to me it seems to be working good.

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saivann commented May 6, 2013

@pparson : For the reward, you can ask paraipan on Rugatu. I don't know pretty much Rugatu myself, he's the one who organized this. So far it seems like transifex can provide all tools that are required for such a project (especially their client which allows to batch edit translations). But I'm still exploring this. Translating so much texts, with links between them and constant updates in content and structure, is a bit challenging.

pparson commented May 6, 2013

Thanks for the update. Regarding to transifex, I am not sure whether it would fit your needs... we also had a look at it some time ago, at that time it did not seem to be possible to have an iterative translation process, e.g. to enhance files after they have been translated. But maybe we have overlooked this feature, or they have added it in the meantime.

pparson commented May 10, 2013

Just a short notice on the current state, I am about halfway through it, and having a friend looking over it. I hope that I will get the rest of it done over the weekend.

pparson commented May 16, 2013

Pull request just sent. bitcoin#186
As discussed, the Press page is not yet completed.

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saivann commented May 16, 2013

Awesome! Thanks, I will review and import those translations into transifex. If you wish, I can set you as the coordinator for the german translation team : https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/bitcoinorg/

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saivann commented May 16, 2013

Concerning your previous question about transifex (though it's a bit OT, feel free to leave me your email if you want to get in depth in that discussion), it is possible to improve translations until the coordinator sets a translation to "approved". And if there are changes in the english version, each updated text is automatically set to be re-translated. So far it seems that it answers all needs we have.

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