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New layout for the Cryptographer blog!

September 15th, 2009

Finally we got a new layout for Cryptographer’s English blog. Now the layout is about the same as our Chinese blog’s layout.
I personally like this layout much better than previous one. The blog is now easier to follow and older posts are organized with categories and of course you can also browse the archives to see what has happened previously.
The layout and blog-features will update bit by bit, and hopefully soon everything is working well. So far we have faced some inconveniences of the new layout, but I believe that those problems are mostly handled by tweaking the CSS-style sheets.

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Software Internationalization – notes

December 7th, 2007


Localization - Chinese - Keeping the Language pack in its own file!

Internationalization is important for any software product that wishes to compete in the global marketplace. If it’s done wrong, it can be a hassle, but if done right, the investment is minimal, and everything goes smoothly. Like cooking and SEO, preparation is all important…

I finally hired a French translator to internationalize our software and add another language to our website. French is the test case (for me, since I’m new to this – we already have English, Simp. and Trad Chinese.) But we will be hiring Russian, Korean, Japanese and Spanish now that things are rolling, if you want to translate for us, or would like to request another language, let me know.

Here’s an outline of my prep:

Translators get paid by the word, so keeping word count low saves money – especially when you pay for each word five times! Aside from that, the most important thing is to have all things that are written kept in separate files.

 

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