Weblate blog
Improved social presence for Weblate
Up to recently, the only social presence for Weblate was my Twitter account. It's time to change that.
Weblate 2.3
Weblate 2.3 has been released today. It comes with better features for project owners, better file formats support and more configuration options for users.
Translating Sphinx documentation
Few days ago, I've started writing Odorik module to manipulate with API of one Czech mobile network operator. As usual, the code comes with documentation written in English. Given that vast majority of users are Czech, it sounds useful to have in Czech language as well.
Weblate 2.2
Weblate 2.2 has been released today. It comes with improved search, user interface cleanup and various other fixes.
Hosted Weblate welcomes new projects
In past days, several new free software projects have been added to Hosted Weblate. If you are interested in translating your project there, just follow instruction at our website.
Weblate UI polishing
After releasing Weblate 2.0 with Bootstrap based UI, there was still lot of things to improve. Weblate 2.1 brought more consistency in using buttons with colors and icons. Weblate 2.2 will bring some improvements in other graphics elements.
Weblate 2.1
Weblate 2.1 has been released today. It comes with native Mercurial support, user interface cleanup and various other fixes..
Mercurial support in Weblate
Weblate has started as a translation system tightly bound to Git version control system. This was in no means design decision, but rather it was the version control I've used. But this has shown not to be sufficient and other systems were requested as well. And Mercurial is first of them to be supported.
Weblate 2.0
Weblate 2.0 has been released today. It comes with lot of improvements in backend and completely new user interface.
Hosted Weblate has new UI
The biggest part of this HackWeek will be spent on Weblate. The major task is to complete new UI for it. There have been already some blog posts about that here, so regular readers of my blog already know it is using Twitter Bootstrap.