Hello Martin,
On 2011/03/02 18:13, Martin Svalin wrote:
Hello,
New member. I work at Mynewsdesk, a Swedish company with a Rails web-app
translated into 5 languages.
We're feeling the pain of editing huge YAML-files (~4000 lines each in
config/locales/*yml), so I decided I'd spend some of my lab day today
exploring better translation tools. I thought this group might have some
input.
I'm primarily looking at online translation services, like
https://webtranslateit.com, http://www.smartling.com,
http://99translations.com etc. Any recommendations? How do they integrate in
a rails project?
We'd especially like to see a well maintained, active project or a for-pay
service providing a great UI.
I dug around a bit in the archive, but I couldn't find discussion on this.
The localization industry has quite a few standards. See
http://www.lisa.org/OSCAR-LISA-s-Standa.79.0.html for an overview.
In particular TMX should be of interest. They won't give you an online
translation service directly, but they may be able to help you to just
plug into some.
These standards use XML, which you want to even less edit by hand, but
if you'd write a YAML<->TMX converter, I'm rather sure that would help
others on this list, too.
Regards, Martin.
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