How does Localizely handle different versions of an application or feature branches during the localization process?
Localizely supports project branching and versioning, allowing teams to manage translations for different app versions or feature branches independently. This ensures that localization efforts align with specific development cycles without interfering with other ongoing work.
Can Localizely update translations in a live Flutter application without requiring a new app store submission?
Yes, Localizely offers a Flutter Over-the-Air updates SDK. This feature allows for real-time translation updates, such as correcting typos or optimizing wording, directly in deployed Flutter applications without the need to release a new version through the App Store or Google Play.
What specific benefits does the Figma integration provide for designers and translators?
The Figma integration allows designers to prepare new features for localization and update existing ones directly within their design environment. Translators can then test content in context, ensuring that translations fit the UI and solve expansion problems before they are implemented in the code.
How does Localizely ensure consistency in translations across multiple projects or over time, especially for legal or highly specialized content?
Localizely utilizes Translation Memory (TM) and Glossaries to ensure consistency. The Translation Memory stores previously translated segments, suggesting them for new translations, while Glossaries define specific terminology. This is particularly valuable for fields like legal services where consistent phrasing is critical.
Are there any specific limitations on the types of localization files or formats that Localizely supports?
Localizely supports a wide range of localization file formats, including JSON, YAML, XML, CSV, and ARB, among others. It also provides tools like JSON Flattener, JSON Validator, YAML Validator, XML Validator, and CSV Validator to help manage these files.
What is the primary difference between the Personal and Organization plans, beyond the number of string keys and projects?
Beyond increased string keys and projects, Organization Plans include advanced features crucial for larger teams and businesses. These include initial setup assistance, statistics per user/language, AWS S3 integration, GitHub Enterprise/GitLab Self-managed support, and advanced TM management and shared glossaries in higher tiers, which are not available in Personal Plans.