[edx-code] Ficus 1 RC4

Everyone, The next Ficus test release is available: open-release/ficus.1rc4 . This may become the true Ficus release, depending on what reports we get from the community in the next few days. Please try this on *test systems* and let us know what you find. Ficus is the first Open edX release

Re: [edx-code] Multi-lingual capabilities for courses

That's an excellent point, Peter. Maybe we should be thinking about how to integrate Transifex into the process right from the start. For many use cases, that would be the best way to manage the translations, rather than having to give translators access to Studio. - Andy On Thu, Feb 16, 2017

Re: [edx-code] Multi-lingual capabilities for courses

Please keep in mind the OLX impact of these options. We still want to be able to export and import multilingual courses (and maybe be able to facilitate the translation process outside of studio) > On Feb 16, 2017, at 9:57 AM, Andy Armstrong wrote: > > Hi Ignacio, > > Thanks

Re: [edx-code] Multi-lingual capabilities for courses

Hi Ignacio, Thanks for this excellent post. As you say, Open edX doesn't provide great support in this area as yet, and it is a very important area. We are creating a new team here at edX to work on i18n issues (lead by Bill DeRusha) so now is a great time to agree as a community on how to move

[edx-code] Multi-lingual capabilities for courses

Motivation Open edX has a large an heterogenuous student community. It is normal to search a course in their language, sometimes even users preffer to take the adventure of doing courses in foreign languages - then it is useful to see the two versions of the course: in their language and in the

Re: [edx-code] CMS and LMS

Currently, that is how courses created in Studio are served by the LMS. A longer-term solution is to author in one place and then publish to another place, but that isn't implemented yet. --Ned. On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 5:41 AM, chemseddine zaafrane < chemseddine.zaafr...@gmail.com> wrote: > i

[edx-code] CMS and LMS

i need to know why LMS and CMS use the same MongoDB to store courses -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "General Open edX discussion" group. To view this discussion on the web visit