abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate Administrators guide Quick setup guide Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate in the Docker Deployment Docker container with https support Upgrading Docker container Maintenance tasks Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate Administrators guide Quick setup guide Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate in the Docker Deployment Docker container with https support Upgrading Docker container Maintenance tasks Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate guide Installing in a virtualenv Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate in the Docker Deployment Docker container with https support Upgrading Docker container Maintenance tasks Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate guide Installing in a virtualenv Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate in the Docker Deployment Docker container with https support Upgrading Docker container Maintenance tasks Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate when doing the choice. 1.7. Application developer guide 29 The Weblate Manual, Release 3.9.1 Platform Recommended format Android Android string resources iOS Apple iOS strings Qt Qt Linguist .ts translate multi-platform projects? Weblate supports the wide range of file formats (see Supported file formats) and the easiest approach is to use the native format for each platform. Once you have added

for Sunday. 3.1.1 Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate and customization options. 4.1.3 Installing on OpenShift 2 1. You can install Weblate on OpenShift PaaS directly from its Git repository using the OpenShift Client Tools: rhc -aweblate app create -t python-2 information, including on how to retrieve the generated admin password, see Running Weblate on OpenShift 2. 4.1.4 Adding translation 1. Open admin interface (http://localhost/admin/) and create project

for Sunday. 3.1.1 Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate and customization options. 4.1.3 Installing on OpenShift 2 1. You can install Weblate on OpenShift PaaS directly from its Git repository using the OpenShift Client Tools: rhc -aweblate app create -t python-2 information, including on how to retrieve the generated admin password, see Running Weblate on OpenShift 2. 4.1.4 Adding translation 1. Open admin interface (http://localhost/admin/) and create project

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate method Installing in a virtualenv Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate in the Docker Deployment Docker container with https support Upgrading Docker container Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine translation settings

abbreviation for Sunday. Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate method Installing in a virtualenv Installing from sources Installing using Docker Installing on OpenShift 2 Adding translation Installation instructions Hardware requirements Software requirements Python notes Weblate deployments Running Weblate with Docker Deployment Docker container with HTTPS support Upgrading the Docker container Docker environment variables Generic settings Machine translation settings

for Sunday. 3.1.1 Choosing internationalization framework Choose whatever is standard on your platform, try to avoid reinventing the wheel by creating your own framework to handle localizations. Weblate and customization options. 4.1.4 Installing on OpenShift 2 1. You can install Weblate on OpenShift PaaS directly from its Git repository using the OpenShift Client Tools: rhc -aweblate app create -t python-2 information, including on how to retrieve the generated admin password, see Running Weblate on OpenShift 2. 4.1.5 Adding translation 1. Open admin interface (http://localhost/admin/) and create project