Tag: translations

  • #136 – Matthias Pupillo on Enhancing WordPress With AI Translations

    #136 – Matthias Pupillo on Enhancing WordPress With AI Translations

    On the podcast today we have Matthias Pupillo, co-founder of FluentC.ai. He’s here to discuss AI-driven language translations, with a focus upon WordPress websites. Matthias has a rich background in technology and WordPress, and reveals how FluentC enables translations in up to 140 languages within seconds by leveraging AI models, and creating a contextual layer…

  • #97 – Estela Rueda, Courtney Robertson and Javier Casares on the Future of Translating WordPress

    #97 – Estela Rueda, Courtney Robertson and Javier Casares on the Future of Translating WordPress

    In this episode of Jukebox podcast, I’m joined by Javier Casares, Estela Rueda, and Courtney Robertson to discuss the challenges of translating WordPress documentation into multiple languages. They share their plans to start translating documentation, create dedicated teams, and establish a writing style guide for language translation. They stress the significance of the journey towards…

  • #93 – Piermario Orecchioni on How and Why WordPress Gets Translated

    #93 – Piermario Orecchioni on How and Why WordPress Gets Translated

    On the podcast today we have Piermario Orecchioni, and he’s here to explore the world of website translations. He questions whether it is morally or legally necessary to provide translations on websites. Piermario discusses the challenges of translating and reviewing strings in WordPress, stressing the importance of maintaining consistency with a glossary in each language.…

  • Performant Translations Plugin Now Available on WordPress.org

    Performant Translations Plugin Now Available on WordPress.org

    After an in-depth performance analysis earlier this year revealed that translations can impact server response times, WordPress contributors proposed half a dozen technical solutions for consideration to improve performance for the ~56% of sites that use translations. Performant Translations, a feature project by the core Performance Team, is now available as a plugin on WordPress.org. It…

  • WordPress Performance Analysis Finds Translations May Significantly Slow Down Sites

    WordPress Performance Analysis Finds Translations May Significantly Slow Down Sites

    After a recent in-depth performance analysis earlier this year showed that translations can have an impact on server response times, WordPress contributors are proposing half a dozen technical solutions for consideration to improve performance for the ~56% of WordPress sites that use translations. “Initial benchmarks showed that the median loading time for a localized site…

  • WordPress Spanish Translation Team Now has Meta Sites, Apps, and Top 200 Plugins 100% Translated

    WordPress Spanish Translation Team Now has Meta Sites, Apps, and Top 200 Plugins 100% Translated

    The Spanish WordPress community hit a remarkable milestone with translations this week. Polyglots volunteers have now translated the meta sites, WordPress apps, and the top 200 plugins at 100% completion, with no pending translations to review. La comunidad #WordPress España @wp_es sigue batiendo récords. No solo no hay traducciones pendientes de revisar, sino que tiene…

  • Pressing Topics – Episode 1

    Pressing Topics – Episode 1

    Pressing Topics is a daily podcast hosted by Malcolm Peralty and myself. We discuss the news that’s making headlines in the WordPress ecosystem as well as related topics that catch our eyes. Generally speaking, if you listen to this show on a daily basis, you should have a good idea on what’s going on in…

  • WordPress Polyglots Team Calls for Volunteers to Organize Global Translation Day Three

    WordPress Polyglots Team Calls for Volunteers to Organize Global Translation Day Three

    The WordPress Polyglots team is asking for volunteers to help organize WordPress Global Translation Day Three. The event may take place on September 30th, the same day as International Translation Day, but the date is dependent on when organizing teams form. Global Translation Day is a 24-hour event that includes live streaming, local, and remote…

  • WordPress 4.7 is the First Release to be 100% Translated into Urdu

    WordPress 4.7 is the First Release to be 100% Translated into Urdu

    WordPress 4.7 was released yesterday with translations for 52 languages, thanks to the volunteer efforts of its vibrant community of translators. For the first time, WordPress is 100% translated into Urdu, the national language of Pakistan. Urdu is spoken by 100 million people in several different areas of the world, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and…

  • Polyglots Team to Host 2nd Global WordPress Translation Day November 12

    Polyglots Team to Host 2nd Global WordPress Translation Day November 12

    The WordPress Polyglots team is planning another Global WordPress Translation Day after the success of the original event in April. The first event drew 448 participants from more than 105 countries to online streaming sessions and live meetups, where contributors worked on more than 160 languages. Global WordPress Translation Day 2 is set for November…

  • WPWeekly Episode 232 – Recap of WordCamp San Diego 2016

    WPWeekly Episode 232 – Recap of WordCamp San Diego 2016

    In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss the news of the week as our guest couldn’t make it. Marcus shares his experience at WordCamp San Diego this past weekend and offers feedback to the organizing team. We let you know what’s in the recently released WordPress update and discuss what happens…

  • Global WordPress Translation Day Draws 448 Participants from 105 Countries

    Global WordPress Translation Day Draws 448 Participants from 105 Countries

    The first Global WordPress Translation Day was held over the weekend, organized by the Polyglots team. The event included 24 hours of live training sessions and translation sprints that spanned every timezone from East to West. The goal was to grow the translation teams and educate new translators with live training sessions. During the course…

  • WPWeekly Episode 226 – Burnout

    WPWeekly Episode 226 – Burnout

    In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss the symptoms of burnout and share tips on how to prevent it. We provide a status update on WordPress 4.5 and discuss my experience hooking up a site to Apple News Publisher. To round out the show, Marcus shares his experience using Shopify’s new…

  • How to Prepare and Take Advantage of Language Packs for Plugins Hosted on WordPress.org

    How to Prepare and Take Advantage of Language Packs for Plugins Hosted on WordPress.org

    This is a guest post contributed by Matthew Sparrow who is a young, self-taught developer with minimal coding knowledge that loves to use WordPress. He mostly uses WordPress for personal projects although he has completed a couple of projects for others. In addition to maintaining a few plugins, he’s an active translations contributor. Automatic translations…

  • WPWeekly Episode 199 – Preview of WordPress 4.3

    WPWeekly Episode 199 – Preview of WordPress 4.3

    In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I preview WordPress 4.3. We discuss what WordPress.tv should do with old videos now that the site is six years old. There’s a conference this weekend devoted to the Genesis Framework and we let you know how you can watch it for free. Theme translations and…