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I guess I'm luckey. Although my written and spoken English are very bad, I usually have no trouble reading Perl documentation. Reading the distribution perldocs was my main way of learning Perl, and yes, translated pages are lacking and much needed.

There are, however, several reasons for me for not translating to Dutch. For starters, it's WAY too much, and would have to be done by multiple people. Another problem is that I can't decide on translating terms. Which words should not be translated, and how hard will it being consistent be? If you're not translating alone, you need to establish policies, etcetera etcetera. Even writing ABOUT Perl is hard if not in English, because you constantly have to decide whether you're going to translate a common Perl term.

Yes, I reinvent wheels.


In reply to Re: perldoc in translation by Juerd
in thread perldoc in translation by neophyte

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