On 2013-11-08 20:21:39 +0000, "Théo B" <mun...@gmx.com> said:
Hello there,
I am a French student who discovered D about a year ago. I used it for
a few personal projects, and I really enjoyed it as a great tool to
make powerful native-apps easily.
Unfortunaly, finding resources in french on the web is near impossible,
and I think this is a real problem for the language to expand ( in
terms of new users, and activity ). Another problem is that there is no
french community to exchange and promote it, so I decided to create a
french-speaking website with resources and forums.
http://dlang-fr.org/
http://forum.dlang-fr.org/
Wouldn't it be better to concentrate efforts on making the official D
site and the forum interface multilingual? (and also incidentally add a
French forum here?) Then this system can be expanded to other languages
easily.
Take my website as an example. For almost any page (for instance the
D/Objective-C project[1]), you have a link at the top right to go to
the French equivalent of that page (which is a good proper translation,
NOT an automatic one). It's very handy when you can find a page in a
language and need the equivalent in another to post as a link somewhere.
[1]: http://michelf.ca/projects/d-objc/
Also, make sure you have a published lexicon for translated terms every
one can base upon. For instance, the one I made for PHP Markdown:
http://michelf.ca/projets/php-markdown/lexique/
--
Michel Fortin
michel.for...@michelf.ca
http://michelf.ca
