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See how your project is going in real time. It’s easy to see which languages are done and which language still need some work.
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Discussions are a great way to communicate or ask questions on a translation project. All the discussions happen in one place, and you can easily check unread discussions.
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You can also configure suggestions from machine translation services, such as Google Translate or Bing Translator.
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Author:
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Download %{name} at GitHub.com
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Command Line Interface is a terminal window. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface
WebTranslateIt Command Line Interface -
i18n_viz for Ruby on Rails
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i18n-node for node.js/express.js applications
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i18next for Javascript
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Next: read more about the tools made for WebTranslateIt →
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A rubygem is a package containing some code. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RubyGems. Ruby on Rails is a programming framework, like .NET for instance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_on_Rails
i18n_viz is a rubygem that lets your browse your own Ruby on Rails application and visualize and edit your translations. Think of it as a reversed lookup for translations. -
i18n_viz highlights your app’s translatable text and adds a tooltip containing the translation key which links to the translation key in WebTranslateIt.com.
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i18n-node is a translation module for node.js/express.js with a dynamic JSON Hash compatible with WebTranslateIt.
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i18next is a translation plugin for Javascript content. It stores data in a JSON hash compatible with WebTranslateIt.
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Autocomplete part of speech and definition
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