Hi Ferenc, Hello everybody else! Thanks for your really fast answer :) I've added me into the phpdoc mailing list.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find, where I have to add my address, to join the German translator list. I logged in over the web, using my Google Account. Is it right, if I'm just going to start translating an untranslated page? Can I save after editing? Thanks for your answers! Patrick On 30.09.2011 10:41, Ferenc Kovacs wrote: > Hi Patrick! > > Thanks for offering your help, we appreciate it! > Usually the process for joining the translation team is the following: > - introduce yourself on the doc mailing list (phpdoc@lists.php.net is > the generic, doc...@lists.php.net is dedicated to the german > translator team) > - send some patches, either through bugreports, or the > http://edit.php.net interface > - after you sent some patches, you can request an svn account > > see https://wiki.php.net/doc/howto/gettingstarted?s[]=phpdoc > > I cc'ed Nikita Popov, the most active contributor of the german > language currently! > > On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Patrick Eigensatz > <patrickeigens...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello everybody! >> >> >> Who am I? >> >> I'm Patrick Eigensatz, I live in Switzerland and I'm 15 years old. I've got >> about 2 year translation experience. >> I translated the most time little projects in Launchpad (from Canonical). Of >> course I've got PHP experience, >> I am developing PHP for 4 years. Before I discovered some other programming >> languages. I also >> know Subversion and GIT, and have no problems to use them. >> >> >> What would I like to do? >> >> I would like to help translating the PHP documentation into German. >> Everybody knows: Translating from >> a foreign language into a native language is always easier than the >> reverse.. ;) >> >> >> I suppose the module on the SVN server I will need access to, is phpdoc. >> However, I will be glad when I get a positive response. >> >> Thanks, >> Patrick >> > >
