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Add documentation of the translations process and string locations #150

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bk3c opened this issue Feb 5, 2020 · 1 comment
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Add documentation of the translations process and string locations #150

bk3c opened this issue Feb 5, 2020 · 1 comment
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bk3c commented Feb 5, 2020

I expect this will be one of the most common sources of customization and changes, so I think we should invest in having good developer documentation for how to do it, since the actual work should be super straight-forward once you find all the files in the right places.

My initial vision in just a Markdown doc in the top-level docs directory, similar to my poorly-stubbed out Styling.MD, but I'm wide open to other options.

For extra credit, add useful content to Styling.MD too :)

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bk3c commented Feb 7, 2020

The other thing I think we need to do is try to rationalize the hierarchy of string keys, which seems to be a mess. Are there best practices for that kind of thing?

@jaredcwhite do you think it makes sense to file a separate issue for that, or do you want to roll it in to this work? It's probably a never-ending gardening task over the long term, but I'm hoping that we can do a big push and get to a better starting point.

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