![Hello Michael
<%= tr('Hello [bold: {user}]', {
user: current_user
}) %>
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![Hello Michael
<%= tr('Hello [bold: {user}]', {
user: current_user,
bold: '<strong>{$0}</strong>'
}) %>
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![Michael completed 3 miles on his last run.
<%= tr('[link: {user}] completed [bold: {count || mile}]
on {user | his, her} last run.', {
user: current_user,
link: { href: user_path },
count: 3
}) %>
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- 1. translationexchange.com Powered by Translation Exchange Translation Markup Language for Ruby on Rails
- 4. There are many standards, but little guidance. “
- 5. Every i18n framework has its own “right way” of doing things, with a different syntax and file format. Developers often hack together their own solutions to try and simplify the process. No universality in the current standards
- 6. Android .xml Apple .strings Apple .plist Gettext .po Gettext .pot Java .properties Java .xml Microsoft .resx Microsoft .resw Microsoft .resjson Microsoft .aspx FILE FORMATS Lots of translation Microsoft .rc PHP .ini PHP .conf Babel Flash .xml Blackberry .rrc NSIS .insh QT Linguist .ts Latex .latex Docbook .dbk TBX .tbx TMX .tmx XLIFF .xliff YouTube .sbv Rails YAML .yaml Subtitles .srt MicroDVD .sub Subviewer .sub Mozilla Web L10N Text .txt CSV Spreadsheet Excel Spreadsheet Word Document
- 7. Extract content into files Upload files to a TMS or an LSP Wait... Download translated files Put translations back in your app Repeat when new content is added or changed BOTTLENECK File management is a
- 8. File Management ● Not DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) ● Requires content extraction, sync with a TMS or an LSP ● Mini “waterfalls” in the agile process ● Slows down development cycle and releases ● High upfront cost and maintenance
- 9. How can we make it BETTER FOR EVERYONE
- 10. What would an ideal solution look like? ● Consistency Provide tools that offer a clear and consistent way for internationalizing content across all frameworks ● Adaptability Tools must be extensible and adaptable and should be able to solve any arising internationalization and localization problem ● Contextualization Allow translators to translate in context from within the application ● Agility Keep the development cycle agile - localization must not add significant overhead for developers - it must be done in parallel to the development process
- 11. あ A Translation Management Service Global CDN Local Cache Application with SDK A Better Way A truly automated and continuous localization
- 12. Translation Caching static and dynamic cache adapters for storing translations in your application Inline Translation Tools Translation can be done in context of the application Access Professional Translators Connect your application to thousands of professional translators around the world Open Source all SDKs are available on github Multiple Platforms support for Rails, Node, PHP, Python, iOS, Android and more Universal Translation Memory Translations are shared across all applications translationexchange.com Core Benefits
- 15. Configuration # initializers/tml.rb Tml.configure do |config| config.application = { key: “YOUR_APPLICATION_KEY” } end translationexchange.com # layouts/application.html.erb <%= tml_scripts_tag %> <%= tml_language_selector_tag(:flags) %>
- 16. Translation Markup Language Developer friendly syntax for marking up application content. Supports language context rules and language cases, making translations significantly more accurate for any language. translationexchange.com
- 17. Hello World <%= tr('Hello World') %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language
- 18. tr('Eats shoots and leaves', 'a panda') Eats shoots and leaves tr('Eats shoots and leaves', 'a violent restaurant patron') Translation Markup Language Description & Context
- 19. Hello Michael translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Data Tokens & Interpolation <%= tr('Hello {name}', {name:'Michael'}) %>
- 20. Hello Michael <%= tr('Hello [bold: {user}]', { user: current_user }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Decoration Tokens
- 21. Hello Michael <%= tr('Hello <strong>{user}</strong>', { user: current_user }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Decoration Tokens
- 22. Hello Michael <%= tr('Hello [bold: {user}]', { user: current_user, bold: '<strong>{$0}</strong>' }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Decoration Tokens
- 23. You have 5 messages <%= tr(You have {count || message}', { count: 5 }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Pluralization
- 24. Michael uploaded 3 photos <%= tr('{user} uploaded {count || photo}', { user: current_user, count: 3 }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Pluralization
- 25. Michael liked Anna’s post <%= tr('{actor} liked {target::pos} post', { actor: current_user, target: other_user }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Language Cases
- 26. This is your second warning <%= tr(This is your {count::ord} warning', { count: 2 }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language Language Cases
- 27. Michael completed 3 miles on his last run. <%= tr('[link: {user}] completed [bold: {count || mile}] on {user | his, her} last run.', { user: current_user, link: { href: user_path }, count: 3 }) %> translationexchange.com Translation Markup Language
- 28. Demo ❏ Use TML SDK to localize an online recipes application ❏ Demonstrate crowdsourced localization tools ❏ Deploy translation release and update application realtime ❏ Download release snapshot and run Foody independently from the service translationexchange.com
- 29. How is Translation Done? translationexchange.com Machine Translation provided by Google, Microsoft and Yandex. Translations are ranked to get the best result. Crowdsourced Translation Some developers may choose to use their own users to translate their content, similar to how Facebook and Twitter translated their sites. Professional Translation Order are received and processed by our partners and are made available in our system within hours.
- 30. Caching Options translationexchange.com Static Cache File based cache. Loaded into the process memory and must be deployed with the source code. Each process contains the entire translation cache. $ bundle exec rake tml:cache:generate Dynamic Cache Redis, Memcached (and others) updated from CDN release. Cache is shared across all processes. Can be deployed without restarting servers. $ bundle exec rake tml:cache:upgrade
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