You already know that translating your app is important, and you're familiar with the general localization process. But as the saying goes, "the devil is in the details", and one crucial detail that often gets overlooked is how you manage translation keys. Poor key naming creates i18n debt—a growing maintenance burden that slows every future localization update. That’s why
Imagine cutting your translation time in half without compromising quality. That’s what a good computer-assisted translation tool (i.e., a CAT tool) can do for you. If you’ve ever worked on a translation project and found yourself translating the same phrases over and over again, you’re not alone. Many translators struggle with inefficient workflows and maintaining consistent terminology with term bases.
Less than 5 years ago, we were in the same position as most of our new customers find themselves in today – in need of translation management and up to our eyes in countless spreadsheets, endless email threads, and frustrated teammates. What started as an internal project intended to make our lives easier and powered only by a handful of developers quickly grew into a healthy busin
Localization involves many moving parts, with contributions from designers, developers, marketers, and translators. But it's machine translation (MT) that can speed your translation times from source language to target language and help your team deploy more quickly. Incorporating machine translation into your translation process is fairly easy — here's what you need to know and the tools you need to make it happen seamlessly. What is machine translation? Essentially, machine
To put it simply, the more context (communicative, situational, and visual) you provide to your translation team, the better quality translations you will receive. It’s a no-brainer, enabling your translators to translate in context is a win win. The more you put in, the more you get out. One question I often receive from companies interested in using a TMS (
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