#i18n — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #i18n, aggregated by home.social.
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📢 New #updates · 25 Jul #1
· Sunshine v2026.724.182739 — Fixed macOS scroll speed and updated dependencies
· Wekan v10.36 — Fixed invalid HTML in avatar selection and deletion links
· convex precompiled-2026-07-24-041376c — Enhanced dashboard security with password and MFA management
· fluxer 2026.724.211948 — Updated media proxy imageCheck out more on https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 25 Jul #1
· Sunshine v2026.724.182739 — Fixed macOS scroll speed and updated dependencies
· Wekan v10.36 — Fixed invalid HTML in avatar selection and deletion links
· convex precompiled-2026-07-24-041376c — Enhanced dashboard security with password and MFA management
· fluxer 2026.724.211948 — Updated media proxy imageCheck out more on https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 24 Jul #8
· Home Assistant 2026.7.4 — Fixed authentication and fixture download issues, bumped dependencies
· AppFlowy 0.13.0
· Firefly III develop-20260724 — Bug fixes, translations, and new features added
· Wekan v10.34 — Admin panel now includes repair button for broken cards
· lightdash 0.3472.0 — Enforces project-specific naming for SQL chartsAll updates live on https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 24 Jul #8
· Home Assistant 2026.7.4 — Fixed authentication and fixture download issues, bumped dependencies
· AppFlowy 0.13.0
· Firefly III develop-20260724 — Bug fixes, translations, and new features added
· Wekan v10.34 — Admin panel now includes repair button for broken cards
· lightdash 0.3472.0 — Enforces project-specific naming for SQL chartsAll updates live on https://selfhost.directory
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🚀 New #release · Paperless-ngx v3.0.0
- Built-in AI capabilities with local options
- New full-text search engine & document versions
- Extensible OCR plugin framework
- New logo & improvements throughoutCheck and self-host it → https://selfhost.directory/project/paperless-ngx#update-6499759
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🚀 New #release · Paperless-ngx v3.0.0
- Built-in AI capabilities with local options
- New full-text search engine & document versions
- Extensible OCR plugin framework
- New logo & improvements throughoutCheck and self-host it → https://selfhost.directory/project/paperless-ngx#update-6499759
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📢 New #updates · 22 Jul #10
· teable release.2026-07-22T11-07-01Z.2343 — Enhanced UI, performance, S3 support, and AI chat context
· Wekan v10.21 — Card links now update after moving to different boards
· lightdash 0.3447.2 — Fixed empty dashboard filters for SQL runner chartsCheck out more on https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 21 Jul #6.1
· rudderstack v1.81.0 — Added python transformations and partition migration improvements
· webtop ubuntu-mate-4a8c3fc0-ls282
· docker-webtop debian-xfce-7255ac67-ls205
· Ergo v2.19.0 — IRCv3 updates, bug fixes, and config file changesFull changelogs → https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 21 Jul #4
· convex precompiled-2026-07-21-82d5e9f — Fixed Dockerfile to locate RUSTY_V8_MIRROR correctly
· hermes-studio hermes-0.19.0-runtime — Enables interim messages and background task delegation
· OmniVoice-Studio v0.4.0 — Enhanced audiobook features and improved translation integrationBrowse everything at https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 21 Jul #4
· convex precompiled-2026-07-21-82d5e9f — Fixed Dockerfile to locate RUSTY_V8_MIRROR correctly
· hermes-studio hermes-0.19.0-runtime — Enables interim messages and background task delegation
· OmniVoice-Studio v0.4.0 — Enhanced audiobook features and improved translation integrationBrowse everything at https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 19 Jul #3
· Wekan v10.02 — Added developer docs and release automation details
· arize-phoenix arize-phoenix-v19.1.0 — Added MCP server registration and settings tab with icons
· Wallos v5.4.0 — Added Arabic language, logo search, and new environment variablesCheck out more on https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 19 Jul #3
· Wekan v10.02 — Added developer docs and release automation details
· arize-phoenix arize-phoenix-v19.1.0 — Added MCP server registration and settings tab with icons
· Wallos v5.4.0 — Added Arabic language, logo search, and new environment variablesCheck out more on https://selfhost.directory
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17 July is the one day of the year when the calendar #emoji is correct!
The word emoji combines the Japanese e (絵, picture) + moji (文字, character) and dates back to the late 80s. Its similarity to the English "emotion" is just a coincidence.
Nowadays, emoji are standardised by the Unicode Consortium, a Californian non-profit that has its roots in facilitating a universal digital representation of the world's writing systems. #Unicode doesn't specify exactly how emoji should look – so they're different on Android and Apple devices, for example – but it lists their names.
The first major character set used in computing was #ASCII, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, published in 1963. Using 7 bits, it could represent 128 characters — more than enough for a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9 and common punctuation marks, but certainly indicative of a North American worldview.
Later "extended" versions of ASCII doubled this to 256 possibilities, allowing for dozens of accented letters, characters like æ and ß, and symbols like © and ¾. And double-byte character sets like Shift JIS meant that Chinese, Korean and Japanese could be represented in full. But multiple standards existed, and it became just a bit too common to see ����.
The answer was Unicode: a single, multi-byte character encoding standard for everyone. Plus emoji!
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17 July is the one day of the year when the calendar #emoji is correct!
The word emoji combines the Japanese e (絵, picture) + moji (文字, character) and dates back to the late 80s. Its similarity to the English "emotion" is just a coincidence.
Nowadays, emoji are standardised by the Unicode Consortium, a Californian non-profit that has its roots in facilitating a universal digital representation of the world's writing systems. #Unicode doesn't specify exactly how emoji should look – so they're different on Android and Apple devices, for example – but it lists their names.
The first major character set used in computing was #ASCII, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, published in 1963. Using 7 bits, it could represent 128 characters — more than enough for a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9 and common punctuation marks, but certainly indicative of a North American worldview.
Later "extended" versions of ASCII doubled this to 256 possibilities, allowing for dozens of accented letters, characters like æ and ß, and symbols like © and ¾. And double-byte character sets like Shift JIS meant that Chinese, Korean and Japanese could be represented in full. But multiple standards existed, and it became just a bit too common to see ����.
The answer was Unicode: a single, multi-byte character encoding standard for everyone. Plus emoji!
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17 July is the one day of the year when the calendar #emoji is correct!
The word emoji combines the Japanese e (絵, picture) + moji (文字, character) and dates back to the late 80s. Its similarity to the English "emotion" is just a coincidence.
Nowadays, emoji are standardised by the Unicode Consortium, a Californian non-profit that has its roots in facilitating a universal digital representation of the world's writing systems. #Unicode doesn't specify exactly how emoji should look – so they're different on Android and Apple devices, for example – but it lists their names.
The first major character set used in computing was #ASCII, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, published in 1963. Using 7 bits, it could represent 128 characters — more than enough for a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9 and common punctuation marks, but certainly indicative of a North American worldview.
Later "extended" versions of ASCII doubled this to 256 possibilities, allowing for dozens of accented letters, characters like æ and ß, and symbols like © and ¾. And double-byte character sets like Shift JIS meant that Chinese, Korean and Japanese could be represented in full. But multiple standards existed, and it became just a bit too common to see ����.
The answer was Unicode: a single, multi-byte character encoding standard for everyone. Plus emoji!
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17 July is the one day of the year when the calendar #emoji is correct!
The word emoji combines the Japanese e (絵, picture) + moji (文字, character) and dates back to the late 80s. Its similarity to the English "emotion" is just a coincidence.
Nowadays, emoji are standardised by the Unicode Consortium, a Californian non-profit that has its roots in facilitating a universal digital representation of the world's writing systems. #Unicode doesn't specify exactly how emoji should look – so they're different on Android and Apple devices, for example – but it lists their names.
The first major character set used in computing was #ASCII, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, published in 1963. Using 7 bits, it could represent 128 characters — more than enough for a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9 and common punctuation marks, but certainly indicative of a North American worldview.
Later "extended" versions of ASCII doubled this to 256 possibilities, allowing for dozens of accented letters, characters like æ and ß, and symbols like © and ¾. And double-byte character sets like Shift JIS meant that Chinese, Korean and Japanese could be represented in full. But multiple standards existed, and it became just a bit too common to see ����.
The answer was Unicode: a single, multi-byte character encoding standard for everyone. Plus emoji!
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📢 New #updates · 17 Jul #14.1
· cms v6.25.0 — Enhanced customization, configurable storage, and updated image support
· Homarr v1.71.0 — Fixed widget secret migration and improved live stats UIBrowse everything at https://selfhost.directory
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📢 New #updates · 17 Jul #14.1
· cms v6.25.0 — Enhanced customization, configurable storage, and updated image support
· Homarr v1.71.0 — Fixed widget secret migration and improved live stats UIBrowse everything at https://selfhost.directory
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Turn Baseline into a repeatable localization workflow.
Your team gets multilingual updates out quickly without spreadsheet copy/paste errors.
Explore the workflow: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Diff Highlight without the manual translation grind.
Translate structured JSON at scale while preserving keys, nesting, and placeholders.
Try it: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
Локализация уже скомпилированных React компонентов в node_modules
🇧🇷 🇨🇳 🇮🇳 Локализуем React не трогая код компонентов React-компоненты из node_modules уже скомпилированы, поэтому внедрить react-i18next в них обычно невозможно без форка библиотеки. В статье показываю, как перехватить все вызовы jsx/jsxs через кастомный react/jsx-runtime и автоматически локализовать текст даже внутри уже собранных компонентов, не меняя их исходный код.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1058286/
#i18n #i18next #локализация #интернационализация #react #typescript #javascript #vite #бандлер #переводы
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Локализация уже скомпилированных React компонентов в node_modules
🇧🇷 🇨🇳 🇮🇳 Локализуем React не трогая код компонентов React-компоненты из node_modules уже скомпилированы, поэтому внедрить react-i18next в них обычно невозможно без форка библиотеки. В статье показываю, как перехватить все вызовы jsx/jsxs через кастомный react/jsx-runtime и автоматически локализовать текст даже внутри уже собранных компонентов, не меняя их исходный код.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1058286/
#i18n #i18next #локализация #интернационализация #react #typescript #javascript #vite #бандлер #переводы
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Локализация уже скомпилированных React компонентов в node_modules
🇧🇷 🇨🇳 🇮🇳 Локализуем React не трогая код компонентов React-компоненты из node_modules уже скомпилированы, поэтому внедрить react-i18next в них обычно невозможно без форка библиотеки. В статье показываю, как перехватить все вызовы jsx/jsxs через кастомный react/jsx-runtime и автоматически локализовать текст даже внутри уже собранных компонентов, не меняя их исходный код.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1058286/
#i18n #i18next #локализация #интернационализация #react #typescript #javascript #vite #бандлер #переводы
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Protected Words: fewer translation regressions, faster releases.
Your team gets multilingual updates out quickly without spreadsheet copy/paste errors.
Explore the workflow: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
Ship faster with Baseline workflows that keep JSON intact.
Translate structured JSON at scale while preserving keys, nesting, and placeholders.
Explore the workflow: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
https://www.disco2very.org is a game to discover the CO2 footprint of our daily life
I am looking for help to proofread Spanish, German and (why not?) English.
The locale files for the UI are in:
https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/tree/master/localesFor German, the data should also be translated: https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/de.json
It is already proofread for EN and ES.
German translators can compare to https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/en.json if you want English already proofread translations
Thank you for your help!
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https://www.disco2very.org is a game to discover the CO2 footprint of our daily life
I am looking for help to proofread Spanish, German and (why not?) English.
The locale files for the UI are in:
https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/tree/master/localesFor German, the data should also be translated: https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/de.json
It is already proofread for EN and ES.
German translators can compare to https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/en.json if you want English already proofread translations
Thank you for your help!
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https://www.disco2very.org is a game to discover the CO2 footprint of our daily life
I am looking for help to proofread Spanish, German and (why not?) English.
The locale files for the UI are in:
https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/tree/master/localesFor German, the data should also be translated: https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/de.json
It is already proofread for EN and ES.
German translators can compare to https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/en.json if you want English already proofread translations
Thank you for your help!
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https://www.disco2very.org is a game to discover the CO2 footprint of our daily life
I am looking for help to proofread Spanish, German and (why not?) English.
The locale files for the UI are in:
https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/tree/master/localesFor German, the data should also be translated: https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/de.json
It is already proofread for EN and ES.
German translators can compare to https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/en.json if you want English already proofread translations
Thank you for your help!
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https://www.disco2very.org is a game to discover the CO2 footprint of our daily life
I am looking for help to proofread Spanish, German and (why not?) English.
The locale files for the UI are in:
https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/tree/master/localesFor German, the data should also be translated: https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/de.json
It is already proofread for EN and ES.
German translators can compare to https://github.com/Flaburgan/disco2very/blob/master/data/ademe/locales/en.json if you want English already proofread translations
Thank you for your help!
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Wussten Sie? Saviez-vous? Did you know?
BookShelves speaks 33 languages. The entire app adapts to your language, not just the books you read. From right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew to vertical Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Thai, and 25 more.
Viel Spass beim Lesen! Bonne lecture! Buena lectura!
#Bookstodon #FediReads #ebooks #reading #BookShelves #multilingual #accessibility #i18n
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Wussten Sie? Saviez-vous? Did you know?
BookShelves speaks 33 languages. The entire app adapts to your language, not just the books you read. From right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew to vertical Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Thai, and 25 more.
Viel Spass beim Lesen! Bonne lecture! Buena lectura!
#Bookstodon #FediReads #ebooks #reading #BookShelves #multilingual #accessibility #i18n
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Wussten Sie? Saviez-vous? Did you know?
BookShelves speaks 33 languages. The entire app adapts to your language, not just the books you read. From right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew to vertical Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Thai, and 25 more.
Viel Spass beim Lesen! Bonne lecture! Buena lectura!
#Bookstodon #FediReads #ebooks #reading #BookShelves #multilingual #accessibility #i18n
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Wussten Sie? Saviez-vous? Did you know?
BookShelves speaks 33 languages. The entire app adapts to your language, not just the books you read. From right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew to vertical Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Thai, and 25 more.
Viel Spass beim Lesen! Bonne lecture! Buena lectura!
#Bookstodon #FediReads #ebooks #reading #BookShelves #multilingual #accessibility #i18n
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Wussten Sie? Saviez-vous? Did you know?
BookShelves speaks 33 languages. The entire app adapts to your language, not just the books you read. From right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew to vertical Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Thai, and 25 more.
Viel Spass beim Lesen! Bonne lecture! Buena lectura!
#Bookstodon #FediReads #ebooks #reading #BookShelves #multilingual #accessibility #i18n
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Baseline without the manual translation grind.
Move from one-off translation tasks to a reliable pipeline your dev team can trust.
Explore the workflow: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
Global Growth Without Friction. Keep keys and placeholders intact while you localize.
Built for high-volume localization workflows without brittle copy/paste steps.
Explore the workflow: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools -
Baseline: fewer translation regressions, faster releases.
Your team gets multilingual updates out quickly without spreadsheet copy/paste errors.
See it in action: www.json-translate.com
#Localization #i18n #DeveloperTools
