You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>
Continuous Localization</strong>
. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
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You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated segments on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
You can use WebTranslateIt to run
<strong>
Continuous Localization</strong>
. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated segments on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
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You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
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You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
You can use WebTranslateIt to run
<strong>
Continuous Localization</strong>
. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated strings on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release. -
You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated segments on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.You can use WebTranslateIt to run <strong>Continuous Localization</strong>. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated segments on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.
You can use WebTranslateIt to run
<strong>
Continuous Localization</strong>
. Continuous Localization is the idea that the translation process is never ending and your content continuously ready for a release. It means that you might end up with untranslated segments on your app, but that’s fine, because you’re releasing updates often and that will be fixed on the next release.