Comments on: Bilingual websites - the challenge and the solution http://www.cianblog.com/2006/11/24/bilingual-websites-the-challenge-and-the-solution/ Lucian Savluc weblog Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:52:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Lucian Savluc http://www.cianblog.com/2006/11/24/bilingual-websites-the-challenge-and-the-solution/#comment-125326 Lucian Savluc Thu, 10 Jan 2008 19:11:43 +0000 http://www.cianblog.com/2006/11/24/bilingual-websites-the-challenge-and-the-solution/#comment-125326 Hi Alex, thanks for the note. We actually mentioned in our blogs and is not a secret we are using Drupal for eLiberatica. The considerate we didn't mention on the site is the fact we don't want to promote there a particular FLOSS solution (as far as eLiberatica is willing to promote FLOSS in general); on the other hand, we whished to present there information exclusively about the Conference. If somebody is interested, he/she can send to the webmaster a mail and ask :) as in your case. Related to the modules, I would suggest you to check with Roberto Gerola (http://www.speedtech.it/about), he is a real expert, he developed localizer. All my best, Lucian Hi Alex, thanks for the note.

We actually mentioned in our blogs and is not a secret we are using Drupal for eLiberatica. The considerate we didn’t mention on the site is the fact we don’t want to promote there a particular FLOSS solution (as far as eLiberatica is willing to promote FLOSS in general); on the other hand, we whished to present there information exclusively about the Conference.
If somebody is interested, he/she can send to the webmaster a mail and ask :) as in your case.

Related to the modules, I would suggest you to check with Roberto Gerola (http://www.speedtech.it/about), he is a real expert, he developed localizer.

All my best, Lucian

]]> By: Alex http://www.cianblog.com/2006/11/24/bilingual-websites-the-challenge-and-the-solution/#comment-125292 Alex Thu, 10 Jan 2008 17:15:20 +0000 http://www.cianblog.com/2006/11/24/bilingual-websites-the-challenge-and-the-solution/#comment-125292 I checked out the eLiberatica and it seems like a well designed site and Localizer seems to work seamlessly from the user standpoint. I notice that the site doesn't mention that it is running Drupal. What is your take on that? Do you think it's useful for web developers to let their users know what software they're running. As a user-developer, I find that information useful. What other Drupal modules would you recommend? I checked out the eLiberatica and it seems like a well designed site and Localizer seems to work seamlessly from the user standpoint. I notice that the site doesn’t mention that it is running Drupal. What is your take on that? Do you think it’s useful for web developers to let their users know what software they’re running. As a user-developer, I find that information useful.

What other Drupal modules would you recommend?

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