November was a month of smaller tweaks, improvements, and bugfixes. The good news is that there was a bunch of them. My favourite is that code completion is now available in the JS and CSS editors. Just press Ctrl + Space! We also added a default usage alarms for new projects. Read the full article for the details.
Spooktober had surprisingly few spooky memes this year. Unfortunately, the number of feature releases we had this month is rather similar to that statistic. Don’t worry though, we improved the invite section and the experience of white label users as well as adding a couple of fixes. Read the full article for the details!
Last month was mostly dedicated to fixing smaller bugs that popped up. However, we still managed to release two cool features. JavaScript publishing gathers all the options related to JavaScript publishing to one place, so that you don’t need to go to multiple pages just to dial in the correct settings. Additionally, when you have multiple JavaScript exports under Previous exports, you can publish them all with just one click. Read the details after the jump!
August looks like our most productive month since I took on writing the release notes. We released features to improve the compatibility of Easyling with more websites, such as Page rendering crawls, features for JavaScript publishing, like Pseudo translation for Crebbl that allows you to double-check compatibility and Dictionary cache for Crest that accelerates the translation process. Finally, we added support for Google’s Cloud Translation Advanced engine with Glossary support and a few of quality of life improvements to the Dashboard. If that hasn’t convinced you to Read the full article, I doubt anything will.
Another month, another 4 releases. This month has three major highlights: We improved on Auto Pre-Translate, Crawls can now be started based on the settings of a previous crawl and the JavaScript translation engine got improved compatibility. This is a good one. Read the full article for the details!
This month was that of holidays for multiple members of our team as well as for fixing bugs. Despite that, we released a couple of new things. The one I’m more excited about is that Ignore queries are now considered when translating resources but passing the current target language to the server in a cookie is cool too. You can read all details after the jump.
There are lots of articles on the Internet talking about how productivity surges before the holiday season. I didn’t really believe them until today, when I gathered all the features we released into one document. With 7 releases, we released a total of 12 new features and 11 fixes. That may be a new record! The highlight must be the re-designed login user interface but the improvements to the project creation dialog and the auto pre-translate are also worth mentioning. Read the full article for the details!
The weather is getting nicer and nicer. As a result, annoying cyclists, such as myself, started their summer-long takeover of the streets of Budapest, wrecking havoc in traffic. I say let them have it as long as we can continue working on Easyling. This month’s updates didn’t add any new flashy features but included tons of fixes and improvements to existing features. The main highlight is that it is now possible to upload SVG files as resource translation just like it is possible with PNGs or JPEGs. See the details after the jump.