How-to Write History ...
well, more like how to translate it :)
I remember about 1.5-2 years ago the whole internet was loud about a new revolutionary development tool, called Ruby On Rails (or RoR). As an always interested geeky computer guy, I jumped right into it. I barely slept back then as I tried to set up my local server and I wrote my first things with Ruby. Honestly, I did like it but somehow I got lost somewhere, I lost my interest.
A couple of months later I just wanted to create something again (got tired of killing robots with my DS probably) and that's when CakePHP came in the picture. The idea is the same as RoR's but this time is with PHP (which I knew pretty well ...) I did not keep my feelings to myself and I told this project to my cousin in Hungary (palee) and he recommended to translate this thing from english to hungarian. About a week later the basic site was up (CakePHP.hu) and I was contacting the main guys at CakePHP.
After the first couple of days we got more than 1000 visitors, downloads, etc... and we have a strong translating base group. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks we can release our own CakePHP engine entirely translated to hungarian. If I say it feels good, I didn't really tell you how it feels :)
I remember about 1.5-2 years ago the whole internet was loud about a new revolutionary development tool, called Ruby On Rails (or RoR). As an always interested geeky computer guy, I jumped right into it. I barely slept back then as I tried to set up my local server and I wrote my first things with Ruby. Honestly, I did like it but somehow I got lost somewhere, I lost my interest.
A couple of months later I just wanted to create something again (got tired of killing robots with my DS probably) and that's when CakePHP came in the picture. The idea is the same as RoR's but this time is with PHP (which I knew pretty well ...) I did not keep my feelings to myself and I told this project to my cousin in Hungary (palee) and he recommended to translate this thing from english to hungarian. About a week later the basic site was up (CakePHP.hu) and I was contacting the main guys at CakePHP.
After the first couple of days we got more than 1000 visitors, downloads, etc... and we have a strong translating base group. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks we can release our own CakePHP engine entirely translated to hungarian. If I say it feels good, I didn't really tell you how it feels :)
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