Hi,
> there are reference to Spanish doc [2] but this link is broken
Thanks for reporting, I opened an issue in their repo:
https://github.com/PyAr/tutorial/issues/26
> Do exist Spanish translation? If not I am available to start the translation.
Yes, at https://github.com/PyAr/tutorial but th
Hello everybody,
I am reading the PEP-545[1] and in this PEP there are reference to Spanish
doc [2] but this link is broken. Also, I search on the Python's Github and
does not exist a repo to python-docs-es.
Do exist Spanish translation? If not I am available to start the
translation.
Thanks!
Re
i have the impression that if you have dedicated people it works though me
too i am pondering on a more accessible tool
yours,
Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer
https://github.com/Abdur-rahmaanJ
Mauritius
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Hi Julien,
Like Luciano pointed out, the bulk of the translation work I did in 2001
(Oh my God!), by performing a full-translation of Guido's tutorial 2.4.
I think the best approach would be to contact the current president of
Brazilian's Python Association (Cc'ed) Mário Sérgio.
He might be able t
Hi Luciano,
> PS. FWIW, I never thought transifex was the right tool for translating
> the docs. Transifex is designed to translate UI messages, not
> paragraphs of text and code. But maybe I am just old ;-)
I agree with you, and in fact we're almost not using Transifex for the french
translatio
I haven't contributed to the translation at all since I updated
Rodrigo's translation of the tutorial to Python 2.7 many years ago.
I don't know of anyone else is working on it.
Best,
Luciano
PS. FWIW, I never thought transifex was the right tool for translating
the docs. Transifex is designed
Hi Luciano, Marco and Rodrigo,
Long time no see, how the translation in pt-br is going? I just been told that
https://github.com/python/python-docs-pt-br/ is empty, but last time I checked
you had translated a lot on transifex. If the project is still active, what
about merging to github and pu
