Archive for the ‘localization’ tag.
Event report: Mozilla for you Business
(Last weekend, Pune played host to Arun Ranganathan, Technology Evangelist for the Mozilla Foundation, Seth Bindernagel, Director of Localization, and Axel Hecht, who co-ordinates localization from a technical perspective, and Ragavan Srinivasan, from Mozilla Labs. We had a meeting of the Mozilla Folks and the Pune Open Coffee Club. POCC member Gurminder Singh, posted this [...]
Allow your marketing department to produce translated versions of your website with Dubzer
Pune-based startup Dubzer, which launched at DemoFall’09 AlphaPitch, allows anybody to create translated versions of their websites without any engineering investment.
Adding FUEL to the Marathi Localization Fire: PLUG Meeting – June 6
FUEL (Frequently Used Entries for Localization) is an open source project for streamlining the process of translating open source software into regional languages like Hindi and Marathi. We’ve had two major FUEL Marathi meetings recently – one in the GNUnify conference, and later in the Indlinux conference. Based on this, the Pune Linux Users Group [...]
IndLinux: 2-day meet for developers of Indian versions of Linux – May 16, 17
Image by fox2mike via Flickr What: A 2-day workshop intended for all teams working on localization, documentation and development of Indian versions of Linux When: 16, 17 May, 10am to 6pm Where: Red Hat Pune, 6th Floor, East Wing Marisoft-III, Marigold Premises, Kalyaninagar, Pune Registration and Fees: No idea. But, in keeping with the “free” [...]
Mozilla for your business: Meet Seth Bindernagel and Arun Ranganathan of Mozilla – Sun, 15 Feb
Firefox Firefox extensions as a business model? Mozilla‘s mobile browser Fennec JQuery and other such libraries – quick visual demos of what is possible HTML5 & XHTML2 and W3C’s WebApps initiative Localization Emerging trends in JavaScript The Bespin Web-based IDE – the google docs for code! Exciting projects in Mozilla Labs What to get first-hand [...]
Type in 15 languages using Lipikaar – winner of Manthan award
Pune-based startup Lipikaar, creator of software that allows typing of 15+ Indian languages using a standard English keyboard, and which was one of the companies selected for in this July’s proto.in, is once again in the news – for winning the Manthan award. The Manthan Award is a first of its kind initiative to recognize [...]