TorL10nHackathon
Event Details
- When: November 6th, 7th and 9th
- Where: Virtual Event (Register for information on how to connect)
- Register: https://survey.torproject.org/index.php/453114
Event Agenda
November 6, 2020
- Event Opening (15:00 UTC)
- Join us for the official opening of the Tor L10n Hackathon for an introduction to the event hosts, an overview of the event agenda and an introduction to the Tor Project community portal.
- Transifex Tutorial (17:00 - 17:30 UTC)
- New to Transifex or want to learn about some of the Tranisfex features that you can use to help increase translation quality? Join for a quick 30 minute tour of the platform and web editor features.
November 7, 2020
- Transifex Tutorial (10:00 - 10:30 UTC)
- New to Transifex or want to learn about some of the Tranisfex features that you can use to help increase translation quality? Join for a quick 30 minute tour of the platform and web editor features.
- Tor Browser Demo (TBD)
- Transifex Tutorial (TBD)
- New to Transifex or want to learn about some of the Tranisfex features that you can use to help increase translation quality? Join for a quick 30 minute tour of the platform and web editor features.
November 9, 2020
- Event Closing (15:00 UTC)
- Join us for the official closing of the Tor L10n Hackathon for an overview of contributor accomplishments throughout the event.
Tor Project Resources
- Tor Localization - Localization Lab Wiki
- Tor Localization - Tor Community Portal
- Tor Community Portal
Localization Resources
Glossaries
Communication & Collaboration
How can you collaborate and communicate with the Tor Project and Localization Lab teams and your fellow hackathon attendees?
IRC
- [#tor-l10n channel - https://webchat.oftc.net/?channels=tor-l10n]
- This will be the main communication channel for the event.
- Big Blue Button
- We will host video / audio events throughout the hackathon on Big Blue Button. Be sure to register for the event so that you can receive links to join these events.
Language Team Channels & Resources
Based on registration, we will create language team channels and collaborative documents for language teams. This will allow you to collaborate directly with fellow language team members and discuss terminology, style, tone, grammar and other language specific issues.
The collaborative documents will contain some guiding questions to help you build a style guide for your language team. This content will then be added to the language team pages on the Localization Lab Wiki.
Transifex
- Leave Comments and Issues in Transifex to communicate with other contributors or to document issues with the source text or translated text.