Weblate Blog
Weblate 5.17: bar raised
Weblate developers enter a bar…and raise it significantly!
Weblate 5.16
There are so many good things happening with Weblate recently that we don't know what to do first. Well, you'll read about the first major version of the year 2026 now and about the experience of our team at FOSDEM'26 a few days after.
Meet Weblate at FOSDEM 2026
Do you feel the sweet mood that’s coming? It’s the FOSDEM getting closer! We can’t wait to meet you, our lovely community, in person again. Let’s take a look at what’s in the plan.
Many fives in one major
Everybody say welcome to the latest major Weblate release! A lot of number 5 are included in this one, and plenty of new features and improvements!
Migrated to B5
This release is huge. Quite often I write in these lines that we improved a lot that is not visible; I sometimes feel like I am struggling to showcase to you all the work that has been done in letters. Not with 5.14, because our amazing team of developers did a splendid job.
5.13: commit only what you want
We published an exciting release today. It is the first one that includes the work done by new Weblate team members, namely Karen on the frontend and Kartik on the backend. We are excited to have them on our team.
Hooks, API, and security: 5.12
We released a new Weblate version; let us guide you through the reasons why updating to it matters.
Select your source: 5.11
This version can truly be called major, not just for its number. Let’s walk through the additions and improvements our committed team and amazing community contributors delivered.
Weblate 5.10 and FOSDEM 25
We have a some amount of news we want to share with you, part from the start of the month, part happened right in the middle. Let’s go! Weblate 5.10 and FOSDEM 25
Meet Weblate at FOSDEM 2025
Do you feel the sweet mood that’s coming? It’s the FOSDEM getting closer! We can’t wait to meet you, our lovely community, in person again. Let’s take a look at what’s in the plan.