Forum: Rails I18n i18n admin ui

Hi all!

I was wondering how people manage their application translations ?
I found solutions like tolk gem that will provide Web UI, but that will
work only if you have Active Record/db in your application. Also, tolk
like solutions are one per project.

But if you have 3 project and all of them want to translate ? How you
manage then ? For each project install web ui plugin to and translate
again ?

I didnt found a centralized way to translate (manage I18n.t keys ) for
more then one application.

I was wondering if out there is some web service that will provide web
ui to

1. create/import/export translations
2. Sync service translations with your local i18n object ?

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 16:06, Burebista <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>
> I was wondering if out there is some web service that will provide web
> ui to
>
> 1. create/import/export translations
> 2. Sync service translations with your local i18n object ?


Hi,

We recently looked at a couple of different centralized web applications 
to
help in our i18n efforts. We settled on WebTranslateIt, but there are a 
few
others. We only have one application, but webtranslateit seems capable 
of
managing several projects.

I wrote up a blog post about it. It mostly covers how we match our 
current
workflow (several parallel feature branches in development) with a
centralized service for translations.

http://devcorner.mynewsdesk.com/2011/04/14/transla...

br
- Martin

Thank you Martin for your reply. Very interesting to find out that not
only I have translation problem :)

You might also want to try signing up for the LocaleApp 
(http://www.localeapp.com) - seems like it will have all the 
functionality you need.

Christopher,

as I see in webpage you provide, locale app is still unavailable.
When do you think it will be out ?


Christopher Dell wrote in post #995294:
> You might also want to try signing up for the LocaleApp
> (http://www.localeapp.com) - seems like it will have all the
> functionality you need.

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