I’ve just discovered Transifex, an online editor for language files.
Couldn’t find more WP people chatting about it, so I thought I’d start the conversation here.
Check out an example (my project):
https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/wysija/
A few advantages :
- free for open source projects
- makes collaboration easy
- we can pull all the MO real quickly
- versioning
- good support from the team behind it (there are minor bugs)
- open source itself
- no need to install GlotPress or Code Styling
This is the bomb for me. What do you think?
Andrew Nacin 10:36 pm on July 17, 2012 Permalink |
Could you explain what you find better about it over GlotPress?
Kim Gjerstad 6:55 am on July 18, 2012 Permalink |
Good question. But first, some disclaimers:
1. we’re new on Transifex. My experience is 2 weeks old.
2. I’ve used GlotPress only a few times for JetPack over a year ago.
3. Because of the above 2, I tried both again for a comparison
Other Transifex advantages than above, in order of importance:
Little extras that I haven’t used yet:
All features not mentioned above are shared by both, essentially.
Kim Gjerstad 12:58 am on August 6, 2012 Permalink |
Konstatin and Hugo gave me an update on GlotPress at WordCamp San Francisco, yesterday. Feel a little less ignorant today.
DJIO 3:04 pm on August 8, 2012 Permalink |
Hi guys,
I’ve been using GlotPress for a long time and I found Transifex more powerful and easy to use.
Kim has made a great summary of pros/cons. I feel GlotPress a bit abandoned, and Transifex is growing so I feel really comfortable moving stuff to Transifex