Re: Managing translations on a team project

On 03/24/2014 03:24 PM, Tyler Wymer wrote:
> We have finished translating our application into a second language, but
> are having trouble finding a good solution for keeping this up to date
> going forward. Currently we have just been sending the .po file to the
> translator, but as we hope to have the dual language support not be a
> "beta" thing, we need to find a more serious way to handle this.
>
> We have about 12 developers spread around the world working full time on
> the project, which means that strings change rapidly and it's hard to keep
> up on what is needed for translations before the list gets rather long. Can
> anyone recommend blogs or tools that can help manage this problem? We would
> basically love some way to get a list of strings that are currently
> untranslated generated automatically so our translators can know what needs
> done.
>
> We looked into using the django-rosetta project, but seems like it wouldn't
> work well with our deployment process.
>

Some ideas
https://www.transifex.com/
http://pootle.translatehouse.org/

Enjoy,
Alex

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