Hi,
For the last year now I have been working with a new content management system called Zotonic. I am a minor contributor to the project myself, and I intend to use it for all my web-development for the foreseeable future.
One thing that is missing from Zotonic is an Irish translation for the admin area.
I was wondering if there are any Irish speakers here who would like to contribute an Irish translation?
I understand there is not much point in contributing to something you will not use, so if anyone needs help getting up and running with Zotonic I would be happy to help.
I understand that there is no point in using something unless it has advantages, so here they are:
- Page load speeds up to 10 times faster the the equivalent site in PHP.
- Many sites can be put on one server in one database.
- Uses Django templates
- Very search engine friendly out of the box
- Hides a lot of boiler-plate from you
- Loosely based on semantic principals (everything is a page, so everything for example can be liked on Facebook)
Regards,
Michael
For the last year now I have been working with a new content management system called Zotonic. I am a minor contributor to the project myself, and I intend to use it for all my web-development for the foreseeable future.
One thing that is missing from Zotonic is an Irish translation for the admin area.
I was wondering if there are any Irish speakers here who would like to contribute an Irish translation?
I understand there is not much point in contributing to something you will not use, so if anyone needs help getting up and running with Zotonic I would be happy to help.
I understand that there is no point in using something unless it has advantages, so here they are:
- Page load speeds up to 10 times faster the the equivalent site in PHP.
- Many sites can be put on one server in one database.
- Uses Django templates
- Very search engine friendly out of the box
- Hides a lot of boiler-plate from you
- Loosely based on semantic principals (everything is a page, so everything for example can be liked on Facebook)
Regards,
Michael