See Also: InterNationalization, Ticket #65 == Offers of translation == (plase add yourself if you wish to translate parts of Django to other languages) * '''German''' (de_DE): hugo , Paulus * '''French''' (fr_FR): yeiazel * '''Czech''' (cs_CZ): radek.svarz@gmail.com * '''Simple Chinese''' (zh I think): alang.yl@gmail.com * '''Italian''' (it_IT): Carlo C8E Miron , Wilson Miner , Paolo Dina , Ludovico Magnocavallo * '''Serbian''' (sr): Nebojša Đorđević , Petar Marić * '''Norwegian''' (nb): Espen Grindhaug * '''Slovenian''' (sl): Jure Čuhalev , Gašper Žejn * '''Dutch''' (nl_NL): Ksenia Marasanova * '''Russian''' (ru): Ksenia Marasanova * '''Hebrew''' (he): Ksenia Marasanova (not my native language, so any other volunteers are welcome ;-) * '''Latvian''' (lv): Edgars Jēkabsons * '''Spanish''' (es_ES): Ricardo Cárdenes * '''Polish''' (pl_PL): Maurycy Pawłowski-Wieroński * '''Brazilian Portuguese''' (pt_BR): Arthur Henrique Zapparoli Apparently, there are others who have offered, including Russian, but I haven't tracked them down on the mailing list or ticket. ''-- [wiki:Moof Moof]'' == Proposals == === Rosetta === Rosetta is the translation portal of (but not limited to) the Ubuntu project. Translators can work through-the-web or by downloading, editing and uploading the PO files. Zope 3 project has recently switched using this facility. * https://launchpad.net/rosetta === Template based localization === Since code and content do not get translated, only templates need translation. Therefore localizations could be done in a way that apache does them, with eg. template.html.en (or template.en.html) for English and every other locale in a similar way. There's only one thing I am not sure about ... how is /admin/doc made?