Localizer is a Zope product for developers and web masters. Localizer solves the problem of building multilingual products and web sites, ranging from internationalization and localization of the user interface to management of multilingual content.

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What's new in 1.1

This release brings several new features. Specifically Localizer now supports industry standards such as TMX and XLIFF, which enhance the interoperability of Localizer based applications within mainstream environments.

Native support for i18n namespaces for ZPT (Zope Page Templates) is included avoiding the need to install other products.

The user interfaces have been vastly improved, specially for LocalContent objects.

Four new translations are available: Danish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian.

Localizer 1.1 has been re-packaged and now depends on itools Python package and iHotfix Zope product. While these changes make installation a bit more complex, the added benefit is simplified source management. Furthermore this subtle change makes Localizer Services available to the wider audience of Python developers.

Last but not least, Localizer's stability has been dramatically improved by resolution of many bugs resulting in a mature and even more reliable product.

Credits

This is the first release where the majority of work has been contributed by community users and the original author. Credit where credit is due.

To Eduardo Corrales and Roberto Quero from the Deusto University, for the original implementation of the TMX standard.

To Søren Roug and Cornel Nitu from the European Environment Agency, for their work on the TMX code, the implementation of the XLIFF standard, the overhaul of the LocalContent interfaces, and the Danish translation.

To Alexey Lubimov for the Russian translation.

To Mario Olimpio de Menezes for the original Portuguese translation.

To Rodrigo Senra for updating the Portuguese translation, and for improving the Localizer API.

To Marco Bizzarri for the Italian translation, and for improving the stability.

Install

1. Download
2. Unpack the tarball
3. Follow the instructions within the README file

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