Friedel Wolff, of Translate, presented at the 17th Annual LRC Conference in Limerick, Ireland on 20 September 2012. A number of high profile cases have been mentioned of social networks localising at impressive speed. Facebook and Twitter as some of the most prominent social networking services certainly get a lot of attention. What can we […]
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Unlocking technology in Africa
UncategorisedFriedel Wolff, from Translate.org.za talks at the Localisation Research Centre about Anloc, Translate.org.za and Translate tools. Part 2, 3, 4 and 5
Virtaal 0.3.0 computer aided translation tool
ToolsDemonstration of new features in the latest Virtaal release. Virtaal is an open source computer aided translation and localisation tool. Virtaal aims to be simple to use for first time localisers yet powerful for experienced localisers. Features include translation memory from many sources, sophisticated searching, a simple and powerful navigation interface and more. The developers […]
Virtaaal 1st release
ToolsFriedel Wolff, lead developer at Translate.org.za, tells us more about Virtaal. Where does the name come from, why do we need another translation memory tool, what makes Virtaal different and what to expect from the future releases.
Mozilla funds SA translation team
ArticlesPublished in Tectonic South Africa’s award-winning multilingual software developer, Translate.org.za, has been awarded a grant by the Mozilla Corporation to extend its translation tools. The US-based Mozilla Corporation, a subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation, co-ordinates the development of popular Internet software projects such as the Firefox web browser and the Thunderbird email client. Mozilla awarded […]