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== <translate><!--T:1--> What is Crowdin?</translate> == | == <translate><!--T:1--> What is Crowdin?</translate> == | ||
<translate><!--T:2--> [https:// | <translate><!--T:2--> [https://joomla.crowdin.com Crowdin] is a cloud-based solution that streamlines localization management for your team. It's the perfect place to effectively manage all of your multilingual content.</translate> | ||
<translate><!--T:3--> The Joomla CMS official language packs and many other aspects of the project are managed using Crowdin to facilitate managing L10n activities.</translate> | <translate><!--T:3--> The Joomla CMS official language packs and many other aspects of the project are managed using Crowdin to facilitate managing L10n activities.</translate> | ||
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==<translate><!--T:4--> Getting Started</translate>== | ==<translate><!--T:4--> Getting Started</translate>== | ||
===<translate><!--T:5--> Create an account</translate>=== | ===<translate><!--T:5--> Create an account</translate>=== | ||
<translate><!--T:6--> To start using Crowdin, create an account at https://crowdin.com.</translate> | <translate><!--T:6--> To start using Crowdin, create an account at https://joomla.crowdin.com.</translate> <translate>If you're already using GitHub to contribute to the project, you can use your GitHub login (along with a few other OAuth options) to sign up to Crowdin.</translate> | ||
<translate><!--T:7--> Once you've created your account, [https://crowdin.com/ | <translate><!--T:7--> Once you've created your account, [https://joomla.crowdin.com/ visit the Crowdin Project for Joomla] to contribute to Joomla 4 core translations, other translations for Joomla websites, Joomla marketing projects and other Joomla extensions.</translate> | ||
<translate> | <translate>[https://crowdin.com/project/joomla-cms Joomla 3 translations] are mainly stored on Crowdin too, but managed outside Joomla's Crowdin Enterprise structure, but the setup works the same in regards to contributing translations.</translate> | ||
===<translate><!--T:9--> Translating Documentation</translate>=== | ===<translate><!--T:9--> Translating Documentation</translate>=== | ||
Revision as of 07:49, 12 August 2021
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What is Crowdin?
Crowdin is a cloud-based solution that streamlines localization management for your team. It's the perfect place to effectively manage all of your multilingual content.
The Joomla CMS official language packs and many other aspects of the project are managed using Crowdin to facilitate managing L10n activities.
Getting Started
Create an account
To start using Crowdin, create an account at https://joomla.crowdin.com. If you're already using GitHub to contribute to the project, you can use your GitHub login (along with a few other OAuth options) to sign up to Crowdin.
Once you've created your account, visit the Crowdin Project for Joomla to contribute to Joomla 4 core translations, other translations for Joomla websites, Joomla marketing projects and other Joomla extensions.
Joomla 3 translations are mainly stored on Crowdin too, but managed outside Joomla's Crowdin Enterprise structure, but the setup works the same in regards to contributing translations.
Translating Documentation
Joomla Documentation doesn't use Crowdin for translation as it's built into the wiki. See the Documentation Translation Quickstart guide for more information.
Joomla Translation Teams
For more information on participating in the Joomla Translation Working Group join the Core Translation Team or find out more information on JDocs via the Translations Working Group
The also has a range of documentation articles that translators can contribute to.
Knowledge Base
Crowdin have a comprehensive Knowledge Base which new users would be well served to familiarize themselves with.