LonamiWebs / Stringlate

Android application to help in strings.xml translation
https://lonamiwebs.github.io/stringlate/index
MIT License
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Desktop application #66

Open CrimsonFork opened 7 years ago

CrimsonFork commented 7 years ago

Some applications have a large amount of strings waiting to be translated. This is the reason why it's not a desktop application, so it could be done anywhere (no internet connection is required once the strings are saved).

I could understand if you said you just don't have the time but many people can write much faster on a physical keyboard and I think you know this.

In my opinion a desktop application would be very nice (even more nice with the ability to sync and even much more nice if via Nextcloud)

I'll close the issue because it's not a technical discussion.

Lonami commented 7 years ago

I could understand if you said you just don't have the time but many people can write much faster on a physical keyboard and I think you know this.

Yes I know, but in my case, there are some moments in which I can't use my laptop but have nothing better to do, and so other people might be in the same situation. I decided to make this app even though I already did the translation of what I needed because it was a good idea.

In my opinion a desktop application would be very nice (even more nice with the ability to sync […])

Yes, it would be cool. But there are more collaborative projects online, aren't there? Like Transifex and such.

I'll close the issue because it's not a technical discussion.

You can keep it open for discussion, and maybe someone else could see this and do it ;)

CrimsonFork commented 7 years ago

None of the other translators are avalible as a FOSS offline app (yet) so it would make your app much more popular if it was avalivle for desktop PCs either (at least that's what I think).

Lonami commented 7 years ago

None of the other translators are avalible as a FOSS offline app

And the part that most annoys me is that they need you to log in. Sure, they're online platforms and they need some kind of authentification… But I find it a bit annoying that you need to make yet another account only to translate one application and maybe never use the platform again.

licaon-kter commented 7 years ago

Transifex, Crowdin and Weblate can auth via Github, no account needed.

Lonami commented 7 years ago

Transifex, Crowdin and Weblate can auth via Github, no account needed.

Didn't know that, I usually prefer to make an account per site so probably missed it…

CrimsonFork commented 7 years ago

I did know it but I prefer to make an extra account antway - big data.

Am 7. Januar 2017 12:32:44 MEZ, schrieb Lonami notifications@github.com:

Transifex, Crowdin and Weblate can auth via Github, no account needed.

Didn't know that, I usually prefer to make an account per site so probably missed it…

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