That way, it'd be easy to click on a given sub-project, and see its components list:
Anaconda → f15-branch 100% Mai 06, 06:07après-midi
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That would solve the issue in big projects like Fedora with lots of sub-projects, resources and languages to ease the entry step for beginners.
Adding one more colum indicating absolute number of remaining strings to translate per sub-project (and screen real estate is not a problem here) will help greatly to quickly identify the low hanging fruits (projects easy to push to 100% for beginners).
This ticket should be solved in conjunction with #97
Hi, I end up regularly to be lost on the Transifex interface, and this request aims to be provide one of many improvments in this area.
Currently, when one logs on https://fedora.transifex.net/projects/p/fedora/language/fr/, he gets a list of everything, and mainly nothing usable without any consistency:
Wouldn't it be more to the point and practical to have an overview of all sub-projects, without the resources details?
That way, it'd be easy to click on a given sub-project, and see its components list:
That would solve the issue in big projects like Fedora with lots of sub-projects, resources and languages to ease the entry step for beginners.
Adding one more colum indicating absolute number of remaining strings to translate per sub-project (and screen real estate is not a problem here) will help greatly to quickly identify the low hanging fruits (projects easy to push to 100% for beginners).
This ticket should be solved in conjunction with #97