Re: Using Windows Language Portal for IDE string translation
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2018-04-04 16:58 GMT-03:00 <[email protected]>: > > Why expend effort for on-the-fly translation of technical documents when > people can just as easily copy and paste into an online translation service > like Google Translate or Bing Translator? You say it's easier, but it's not > without maintenance cost: it requires adding a new program to our > product/toolchain, and then maintaining its integration cross-platform. In > addition, you'd have to make sure that certain technical terms like the > names of methods and classes, the names of arguments and variables, and > other technical terms are not translated. > Yep, you are right, I was thinking more in a quark way and because changes have to propagate to the other languages, but individually is the same. > What do you think about performing a sloppy automated translation once as > a starting point for human translators? > I would have to read the original and the translation and compare them step by step, if it is good can save some time, emphasis on 'if'.