Blogs

Here are many of the Drupal 7 i18n modules to help you create multilingual website. Find more modules at the drupal.org modules search page or at drupalmodules.com.

Core

• Content translation (core)
• Locale (core)

Interface

Here's a list of some of the more useful drupal.org i18n-related documentation:

• Localization API
• Internationalization package APIs
• Module developer's guide: Multilingual support
• Multilingual Guide

Videos and slides for Drupal 7 internationalization (2011 and 2012)

• Don't Get Lost in Translation: Multilingual Site Building with Drupal 7 by Suzanne Kennedy at DrupalCamp NYC, December 2011

I will update this list regularly to let you know what's going on for the Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative. This initiative is for making big improvements in multilingual support for Drupal 8 including cleaning up inconsistencies and poor designs in the architecture, making localization process more user-friendly, allowing for non-English source strings, and pulling in relevant functionality from contributed modules such as i18n. Please help out!

D8MI resources (2012)

Here are some posts related to Drupal 7 internationalization (i18n):

• Gábor Hojtsy:
  • Drupal 7's new multilingual systems compilation
    • Part 1 - The basics

I'd love to go to DrupalCon Denver. If I make it I will head up at least one Birds of a Feather (BOF) session. I would also like to hang out in the users-helping-users room and answer questions. For a BOF, I can do:

* creating a multilingual website
* search engine optimization
* features module
* featured content module

or I'm open to suggestions.

Here are some possible book cover images...

I haven't made it to New Zealand yet but it's at the top of my "want to visit" list. I have friends in NZ and some are doing Drupal. This is great in case I ever want to take a work sabbatical over there which I would definitely consider!

Here's the presentation for my presentation at BADCamp 2011:

http://2011.badcamp.net/program/sessions/features-real-world-good-bad-ugly

Cheers,
Kristen

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