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An Interview About Globalization with Kevin Benson
/0 Comments/in Blog, Internationalization, Localization, Webinars /by LingoportAs part of Lingoport’s upcoming webinar, How to Engage Your Organization and Gain Critical Globalization Support, we interviewed guest speaker, Kevin Benson, Global VP of Corporate Sales at United Language Group to get some quick insights into the state of globalization including processes, communication, and opportunities for improvement. How has globalization evolved since you […]
Webinar: How to Engage Your Organization and Gain Critical Globalization Support
/0 Comments/in Blog, Localization, Webinars /by LingoportIt’s surprising, but here in 2019, our industry professionals are still fighting US-Centric perspectives that see software globalization as a low priority. There are still attitudes that US English is fine for expanding to global customers. The battle has certainly gotten easier, but it still remains. There’s also tactical friction, in that localization can seem […]
Lingoport Releases Globalyzer 6.3, Focusing i18n Detection
/0 Comments/in Blog, Internationalization, Localization /by LingoportAugust 14, 2019, Boulder, CO Lingoport is pleased to announce the release of Globalyzer 6.3. Primary features include adding an easy slider interface to prioritize internationalization (i18n) issues, helping developers focus on fixing i18n problems quickly. Additionally, more string concatenation was added, as concatenations come in many forms and tend to be one of the […]
What is Pseudo-Localization?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Internationalization, Localization /by Peter RastWhat is Pseudo-Localization? Pseudo-localization is an effective way to test the localization-readiness of an application. By pseudo-localizing the resource files, an application can be tested for internationalization without waiting for localization. Creating pseudo-localized resource files help test for: embedded strings, text that was externalized but should not be, text expansion issues, character-encoding problems, text concatenation […]
Using Advanced Branching for Continuous Localization
/0 Comments/in Blog, Internationalization, Localization /by Olivier LiboubanSoftware Development Branching Before writing code, developers will first create a branch, typically from the main repository branch, such as master or develop. A branch works like a copy of the entire repository. This allows a team of developers to work in isolation and write code in an environment under their control. Once the code […]
An Interview About i18n Gremlins with Adam Asnes
/0 Comments/in Blog, Internationalization, Localization, Webinars /by LingoportAs part of Lingoport’s webinar, The Most Common i18n Gremlins and How to Squash Them, we interviewed Lingoport’s own CEO, Adam Asnes to get some quick insights into i18n gremlins and how they are impacting the quality of localization. What are i18n gremlins? Adam Asnes: I18n gremlins are bugs that create localization problems that wouldn’t […]