Michal Čihař a écrit :
Hi all
This topic has been already open several times, but now we got offer to use translatewiki.net for translating phpMyAdmin. As you are the ones who do most of work on our translations, I ask about your opinion on this topic. Are you interested in having web based interface for translating?
Currently we use simple PHP files with strings to localize [*] and this probably won't change in near future and translatewiki.net seems to already support similar ways of localizing PHP applications.
Now the question is whether to invest effort into this direction. Web based interface definitely lowers barrier for translating, but nobody is really responsible there and you may end up with poor quality. What is better, no translation, or not perfect translation?
Let's say a translator (like me) would prefer the current system. Can we handle both the current system and web-based one?
Also, what happens with the notion of "official translator"? I find it useful because from time to time we get translation proposals from more than one person for a language.
Marc