Plone Hands On: How to translate Plone and your add-ons!
In this session, Mikel Larreategi—Plone’s internationalization (i18n) expert—will guide you through the process of translating Plone and its add-ons into your own language.
What you’ll learn:
- What are i18n (internationalization) and l10n (localization)
- How to translate Plone:
- Using Weblate
- Working directly with .po files
- How to translate Plone add-ons
- How to prepare your own add-on to support translations
Tune in live on the @PloneCMS YouTube channel to expand your knowledge of Plone and discover modern development strategies directly from one of the community’s leading experts!
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