Posted on March 7th, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I know guys, you waited so long for this release. I really apologize for this. Maybe it would have taken still longer, if Görkem Çetin wouldn’t help me. Thank you Görkem.
This release is against BuddyPress 1.2.1. It is still not 100%, but 70%.
Download Turkish for BuddyPress 1.2.1 (.mo & .po Files)
Posted on February 12th, 2010 | No Comments »
Everyone is talking about Google Buzz, Google’s answer to Facebook, Twitter & Co. Some people say Google wants to vacuum the social web more deeply, others say Facebook will come with a mail service (username@facebook.com). Fact is that both companies would not care about privacy at all if there were no laws.
This morning I wanted to boast off with a “Good Morning Facebook” in a foreign language. As I typed in “Guten Morgen Facebook” I had not changed the language setting yet (so it was German to English). However the answer I got was “good morning twitter”. This is really strange. Ok, maybe I could follow if the translation would have been google buzz, but twitter?

Posted on January 27th, 2010 | No Comments »
Due to major updates of BuddyPress I was not able to maintain the translation in time. The community asked me to set up a collaboration software, so that they can help either. I wanted to install Pootle, but I don’t have a hoster with Django/Python support at this time. So till then, I have hosted it on GitHub.
Go to project on GitHub
Update: This does not mean, I finished with translation already. This is not compatible to version greater than 1.0.2.
Posted on December 5th, 2009 | No Comments »
As mentioned before I’m currently learning Zend Framework and Magento for upcoming projects. Therefore it was very welcome when I was contacted by a Packt Publishing employee asking me to review their new book about ZF. It’s title is “Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development” written by Keith Pope. I have it on my desk now, going to read it in the next days. Look forward to the review.
The book page at Packt Publishing
Sample Chapter “The Shopping Cart”
Back cover:
This book is an example-driven tutorial that takes you through the process of building Model-View-Controller-based web applications. You will create and develop a storefront application. It also covers common mistakes and best practices that will be helpful for developers. This book is for PHP web developers who want to get started with Zend Framework. If you are already using this framework, you will learn how to use it in the best way and produce better applications. Basic knowledge of Object Oriented design will be helpful.
Update: added links to book page and sample chapter!
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