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Opral
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2022
Lix Change Control System Preview Demo
This is the first public demo of the lix change control system. More info at lix.opral.com/
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Lix change control features in Fink
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Here is the corresponding article opral.substack.com/cp/146431448
What is inlang (software globalization ecosystem)?
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here is samuel explaining what inlang.com/ is.
lix - lazy fetching by adjusting git pack files
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Get a quick update on our team's progress with Lix! Shout out to the entire team for their amazing efforts. Min 5:15 Just to be more precise here - on checkout it just unpacks the blobs/trees into your working directory. It will NOT create all those loose objects. The loose Objects get created when you add files to your index and it will eventually repack them during git gc runs
![Fix your i18n messages in minutes [JS/TS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MW9LjRghSWg/mqdefault.jpg)
Fix your i18n messages in minutes [JS/TS]
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With Message Lint Rules, you can finally control all messages in your i18n setup. With those rules, you can automate & check for content in a message and give hints on improving this message all within in the inlang ecosystem (like Web Editor & VS Code extension). Watch the video to explore how to build your own. Check out available lint rules: inlang.com/c/lint-rules Build one: inlang.com/docu...
inlang in 100 seconds
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inlang is globalization infrastructure for software. It enables applications using a git-based ecosystem to adapt to different markets (i18n). In this video, we show you the key benefits of inlang in just 100 seconds. Website: inlang.com/ GitHub: github.com/inlang/inlang Discord: discord.com/invite/gdMPPWy57R Twitter: inlangHQ Documentation: inlang.com/documentation #inlang #softwar...
inlang in 6 minutes
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I was about to create a professional "inlang in 100 seconds" video until one of my takes got interrupted by the doorbell... Website - inlang.com/ GitHub - github.com/inlang/inlang 00:00 - Prologue 00:53 - Git-based localization infrastructure 02:09 - Inlang demonstration 04:10 - What's next
Cool idea - seems like a pain supporting docx and other MS formats that are locked down. PDF, adobe files, mp3, etc. Like agony close to impossible levels of pain. You're showing off doing a CSV which at that point me and my team could just use google sheets or use git + csv file and reopen after commits. BASICALLY I see the idea and wish it exists but this seems basically impossible to widely support and unless this is also supporting all my files or more functional then using google sheets idk why anyone would use it.
great feedback. we already got a sqlite/binary format working in lix. gonna follow up with additional file formats like docx, pdf, mp3, later. docx & co are open formats. certainly doable but the spec is 500 pages long. what file format would give you confidence that lix is generalizable that is not a 500 page spec?
@@samuelstroschein I guess what I'm highlighting is that teams that there's two components to this: Live editing + diffing Without looking fully into your implementation I would say this should fully do everything git does or extend on it. Like uh ideally what you showed off would be if the format is fully supported, if not then you could just do a jank workflow like you can with multiple people using git to edit a csv right now?
I mean to help, so this is constructive criticism. I checked your website, I watched your 100 seconds video and this video. I have AN IDEA of what you do, and I have NO IDEA about how you do it. That docs are borderline useless. Why would I develop an app or a plugin to publish on your marketplace? Does inlang support SSR? Does it work on the client? If so, can translations be downloaded asynchronously? What's wrong with putting the camera on a tripod?
Love it!! 😍
Consider Penpot instead of Figma for design Version Control, and you may be onto something... 🤔
I found out about this through the SvelteKit i18n discussion, nice! You should get Fireship to do an actual “inlang in 100 seconds” video, it’d be so hype 😄
website had me intrigued but the relentless cam shaking made this impossible to watch. will continue reading the docs in the interim; please consider getting a cam stand for future vids
Thanks for the feedback. We'll make a proper getting started video soon. The background story of this video is amusing. I recorded with a cam stand until the doorbell rang and decided to keep going.