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  • Jose Reyero
    Oct 6, 2009
    2 comments
    Open Atrium Translation Workflow: Two Way Translation Updates
    A new translation process for Open Atrium and integration with Localize Drupal
    The Open Atrium translation infrastructure (and Drupal translations in general) are progressing quickly. For Open Atrium to be well translated we first need Drupal's modules to be translated, so I am splitting efforts at the moment between helping...
  • Jose Reyero
    Jul 16, 2009
    12 comments
    Open Atrium: Solving the Translation Puzzle
    We launched translate.openatrium.com earlier this week to support translating Open Atrium into more than a dozen languages. It currently ships out of the box in English, Spanish, and Arabic, but we want to grow this. To do this we built a...
  • Jose Reyero
    Jan 17, 2008
    4 comments
    Using the Localization Server to Push the Spanish Translation of Drupal Forward
    More Localization Servers Coming Online
    So now we have this nice localization server that's still in alpha version but is already quite useful to do translations - particularly community translations. Now instead of using the old issue tracker and cvs method which worked but was not very...
  • Jose Reyero
    Jan 14, 2008
    5 comments
    Crowd Sourcing Drupal Translations: Meet the New Localization Server
    Improving UI Translations Means Greater Usability
    Lately we’ve been spending a lot of time on improving the usability of our tools by designing more straightforward user interfaces, building more intuitive workflows, and making sure we’re displaying all the right messages in the right places. But...
  • Ian Cairns
    Oct 17, 2007
    2 comments
    Stand Up Against Poverty
    Speaking Up to End Poverty Using a Drupal Website
    Today is your day to speak up and do something to help end poverty. The United Nations Millennium Campaign is gathering people around the world today to stand up against poverty and in support of the UN’s Millennium Development Goals. The campaign...
  • Eric Gundersen
    Jul 9, 2007
    13 comments
    Comparing Multilingual Handling in Drupal 5 v. Drupal 6
    How Internationalization Will Advance in the Next Release
    Many people who’ve heard the buzz about multilingual features making it into Drupal core have asked me if they should go ahead with their multilingual projects on Drupal 5 or push them back to wait for Drupal 6 to be released. Of course there are...