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Does StrongLoop/IBM still provide translations? #1647
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No AFAIK |
Well, StrongLoop no longer exists (and hasn't for many years, since it was acquired by IBM) and IBM no longer provides any translation support. I assume you're referring to this statement on the website home page:
This translated content WAS originally provided by IBM/StrongLoop, as you can see if you look at many of the l10n files. Some have been updated, but some have not changed in 9 years when the translations were originally provided. So as it stands, this is an accurate statement. If it seems confusing, we could try to clarify it. |
It seems confusing to me because it gives the impression that they are still providing the translations |
So regarding translations, if we add a new page to the English site, does this then need to be re-translated into every language by humans? |
Yes, if a new page is added, ideally it should also be added to the other languages, even if they aren’t translated yet. However, I think this addition should be done in a separate PR |
As the title says, does StrongLoop/IBM still provide the translations mentioned on the page?
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