On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 4:05 PM, aaloy wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> For a post in the django-es list I have seen that the Spanish
> (Castilian) translation for Django is not complete. The complete one
> is the es_AR. http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/django/c/1-2-X/l/es/
>
> In my opinion the "neutra
Hi all,
During Djangocon in Portland I had the chance to talk to Malcolm and Russell
about how we might be able to improve contributing of translations of Django,
because of the weak points of the current workflow, for both translators and
committers:
- monstrous patches, which the committers
> For a post in the django-es list I have seen that the Spanish
> (Castilian) translation for Django is not complete. The complete one
> is the es_AR. http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/django/c/1-2-X/l/es/
>
> In my opinion the "neutral" language should be es, and not es_AR.
> Anyway differences
Hello everybody,
I just finished a blog post about i18n with Django. Comments/patches
are welcome !
http://www.multitasked.net/2010/sep/19/django-i18n-tricks/
Martin De Wulf
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Hello all!
For a post in the django-es list I have seen that the Spanish
(Castilian) translation for Django is not complete. The complete one
is the es_AR. http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/django/c/1-2-X/l/es/
In my opinion the "neutral" language should be es, and not es_AR.
Anyway differences
