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

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

Here's a list of videos and slide decks for Drupal internationalization / localization talks over the last couple years. Enjoy!

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!

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

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:

Are you looking for new Drupal talent? Hiring the best people from the Drupal development community can be tough if your company does not have any Drupal expertise in house. How do you know the people you interview are any good? What questions can you ask them if you don't know Drupalese? Do you simply trust their references and hope for the best?

I'm a little bit leery about posting this because I will surely jinx something but I am happy that my Drupal Featured Content module is currently number ONE on the drupalmodules.com in terms of reviews. It's currently has a perfect 5 out of 5 score! Woohoo :)

I had a great weekend at the BADCamp 2010 in Berkeley! There were some great sessions and lots of fun conversations.