narendra sisodiya wrote: > lol, > Its not possible, > why you forget about documentation ?? will documentation be in English > Indeed, localizing document is not as hard as localizing a programming language itself. And in FOSS, documents are also community contributed and hence people might try to code in Hindi, experiment and write documentation/tutorial/howtos for the same in Hindi. > > Nope,,, It is impossible to revert time... > Hmm? > saying pyton in hindi is same as saying Newton's law in Hindi > > Of course, an if condition makes sense because you know the word "if" means something a sorta condition. If we can imply the same in Hindi, then why won't it make sense? > How does it matter, by a *technical point of view * you are just rebuilding > the keywords to make life complex. > Whose life? If you feel complex then nobody is compelling you to use it. It is for people to whom it makes more sense than doing something in a language they learn using their native language. > writing a code in computer language need some keywords, with logic, native > language is not useful for code writing. > What language does computer language use. If your PoV is that they do not use English, then you are learning a programming language in some alien meaningless language. When you can do so, why you thing people wont be able to make use of something in their own native language which they can very much understand without external intervention? If you accept they are in English, then when something can be represented in English why not some other language not be used? > IMHO, a programmer can easily understand these facts. > > I will again say, you are diverting new generation to stick/code with local > language. >
We are indeed programmers and we have understood that programming is merely putting logic into action using a tool called programming language. What's at the bottom most core of all programming language is math, or more precisely logic. When you are good in your logical abilities, you become a good programmer. If a programmer understands this fundamental truth, then he wont run away when he is put into a situation that he has to work with a new programming language that he doesn't know till now. As a closing comment, you can be skeptical or even caustic about "Coding in Hindi" and we respect your freedom to do. But this doesn't give you any freedom to laugh at some one when he/she makes a genuine attempt to make it reality. If you can help, please do, but at least do not laugh at people who are trying to help. Criticism is welcomed, if it is constructive. Pinch of salt and playing delivs advocate is helpful most times, but that doesn't mean you can undermine something which a whole bunch of people think would be beneficial if exists. end-of-my-thoughts. Thank you. -- --- With Regards, Parthan "technofreak" <gpg> 2FF01026 <blog> http://blog.technofreak.in _______________________________________________ ilugd mailinglist -- [email protected] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd Archives at: http://news.gmane.org/gmane.user-groups.linux.delhi http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
