Why continuous localization In today’s digital world, more and more software is becoming alive. This is due to a shift in the software industry from a linear approach to software development to an agile approach. Apps and websites are updated all the time, in small chunks, instead of being built in long development cycles, culminating […]

We have recently changed the way webhoooks work with POEditor in order to improve security. On March the 1st, 2019, we will discontinue the former webhooks format. This is just a change in the format of the webhooks, the functionality remains the same, as described below. How webhooks work Webhooks work in the same way for all the code […]

From time to time, someone sets their (mobile) app to read language files directly from the POEditor API. Subsequently, for every language update made in POEditor, even for the smallest typo or text change, an update is pushed to their app. At a first glance, it’s a great idea. Users will always have the latest language […]

You’ve been asking for it and we’ve heard you, so here it is! The Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) integration is the latest entry on our list of integrated code hosting platforms. Among integrations with other great players, such as GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab, it is here to make your […]

To audit your POEditor account, you can access the Logs section in Account Settings. The Logs section is divided into three sub-sections: Audit Log, API Log, Callbacks Log and Webhooks Log. We’ll detail how each can help you in your translation and localization process below.

A Bitbucket push method for our integration is something we’ve all been expecting for years. Up until recently, the Bitbucket API did not support this method, unlike GitHub and GitLab. But, thanks to many Bitbucket users asking for it, your preferred code hosting platform has finally added this feature! Upon hearing the news, we’ve immediately made it […]

According to the nature of your project and your localization team‘s resources, you can choose to translate strings with POEditor using multiple translation options. Keep on reading to find out what these translation options are and how they work, and make an informed decision when designing your localization strategy. Assigning contributors to specific languages Whether […]

Translating Angular 2 apps can be simple. All you need is an .xmb file with your source language from your Angular 2 app and a POEditor account. The rest is just a matter of choosing the localization strategy which best suit your needs, from the ones our localization management platform has to offer. How to set up an Angular 2 […]

The POEditor dev team has been very busy lately, tinkering with the localization API (among others). Below are described the improvements you can find in API v2. New API methods Aside from completely refreshing the look (structure) of the API, we’ve also completed it with a few methods. Now, we can say it better mirrors the […]

We’re happy to announce that POEditor is now integrated with WPML, one of the most popular plugins to translate WordPress sites. In case you’re not familiar with WPML, what you should know is that it lets you write content in different languages and translate the existing content of your WP site. But content is not the only thing it can help […]