Re: Re: translating web content
Jack Catchpoole <[email protected]>
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Hello, Thanks for your feedback Vincent - Vincent Brabant wrote: > If you look in your web, you will see that I already translated somes > pages. And I continue to do somes translations (not in the two last Yes I know about your work so far Vincent, many thanks. With this welcome page and the list of essential docs I'm hoping to make it easier for you and other translators to know what might be best to work on ... >> This could maybe serve as a localised home page for the >> whole netbeans.org site, eg www.nb.org/index_fr.html, etc. > > ok for me. But the problem is that you have a lot of page that are > (re)updated automaticaly. As the www.nb.org/index.html Yes, I have wondered about this too ... my suggestion is to leave the changing content out of the translated home pages. For eg the welcome template above has some home page elements, but not the news and articles sections. I'm hoping/expecting that most of the essential pages will not be too dynamic also. >> content, I thought we should create a list of "essential" >> web docs, ie pages that we feel are the most important >> stuff on the site that a new visitor who does not speak >> english should have access to. > > Nice idea for me. > +1 OK, good. The Marketing team I think have already done some work on this list, when they have something I will add it to the page. >> On the "contribute" page, I added a section about translating >> and localising the IDE and web content : >> >> http://www.netbeans.org/community/contribute/index.html >> > I will translate it. Great, thanks Vincent! Maybe you could ask on nbdiscuss_fr@ (or users@translatedfiles ?) for help, so you don't have to translate everything yourself ? > I will post a mail to nbfrench. > I will also post a mail to a french java forum where somes peoples asked > if it existed somes french documentations about netbeans. Excellent! Thanks for your feedback and support Vincent. -- Jack Catchpoole NetBeans/Sun Microsystems http://www.netbeans.org/