Transifex "Pyro" v0.7 released!

[Noriko Mizumoto]

Dimitris Glezos さんは書きました:
> Hey all.
>
> Here's a heads-up on the 0.7 release, which hopefully will be
> available on our servers. Not sure exactly when (Infra freezes and
> other bits), but hopefully soon.
>
> ==
>
> Indifex and the Transifex Community are proud to announce the newest version
> of their flagship Open Translation Platform, Transifex 0.7 codenamed "Pyro".
>
> Transifex is a web application that gives translators a simple yet featureful
> web interface to manage translations for multiple remotely-hosted projects.
> Files to be translated can be translated straight from the user's browser or
> retrieved for offline translation, and various translation statistics can be
> read at a glance.
>
> Thanks to all those who made this possible, but most importantly, the
> communities which use Transifex internally and together we've made this
> release possible: Fedora, Moblin, XFCE, OpenInkpot and spreadlovenow.
>
>
> What's new in 0.7
> =================
>
> A full list of the features with details and screenshots, and the bugfixes
> introduced can be found in the Pyro release notes:
>
>   http://docs.transifex.org/releases/0.7.html
>
> Here’s a list of the major features shipped:
>
> - Lotte: The Lightweight Online Translation Editor: We’ve talked about Lotte
>  in the past. This release showcases the first alpha version of Lotte. Its
>  main features are still under heavy development, but following the ‘Release
>  early, Release often’ principle, we’ve unleashed this lady out in the wild
>  to get some feedback and improve.
>
> - Fine-grained permissions allow maintainers to control who has access to his
>  repository. And that’s not just it. Translators can ‘Request access’ to a
>  project too, making it easier for volunteers to show their interest in
>  translating particular projects.
>
> - Submissions to a mailbox: Are you a developer with code behind a firewall,
>  or shipping an tarball release? Fear not any more. Transifex can send the
>  submitted translations straight to your inbox.
>
> And more:
>
> - User Profiles: Becoming more social! Getting jiggy with it.
> - Publican-like I18n Support: For our friends in the Fedora Documentation
>  Project.
> - Simplified branching support: Following the KISS principle.
> - A fresh, pre-configured appliance available in an number of formats (ISO,
>  VMWare, Amazon EC2) ready to run with the click of a button.
> - And many, many other improvements in more than 300 changesets and 273 files
>  changed.
>
>
> Getting Transifex
> =================
>
> Sysadmins who wish to install Transifex for their own community have a number
> of ways to get their hands on the software. Tarballs and packages are available,
> as well as RPM packages for Fedora, RHEL and CentOS.
>
>  http://docs.transifex.org/releases/0.7.html#getting-transifex-0-7
>   http://transifex.org/files/
>
> Pre-cooked images which work out-of-the-box are also available in ISO, VMware
> or EC2 form, for both x86 and x86_64 architectures:
>  http://www.rpath.org/web/project/transifex/release?id=6497
>
> For full installation instructions, refer to the documentation section:
>  http://docs.transifex.org/intro/install.html
>
> Let us know what you think on our mailing list or with a reply to @transifex
> on Twitter. Please report any bugs at http://transifex.org/newticket.
>
> Make a thousand languages bloom!
>   
I like this phrase :-)
Congratulation to Transifex team, and thank you.

noriko