Who am I?

I'm AntonioTerceiro. Currently I'm coursing a Masters Program at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul's Informatics Intitute. I've been a TWiki advocate since 2001, when I installed it for the first time (at Universidade Federal da Bahia's Mathematics Institute).

What can I do?

• Programming reasonably well (including in Perl)
• Write TWikiPlugins. At the moment I've written three:
  • BibliographyPlugin
  • SvgPlugin
  • TopicTranslationsPlugin
• Help with TWiki's Debian packaging.

Why do I want to do it?

I'm mainly asking for checkin rights for mantaining my plugins in TWiki's Subversion, but I want to contribute with the core as soon as I can. About the further, my main interest are TranslationSupport, LocalizationFramework.

-- AntonioTerceiro - 31 Jul 2005

sounds to me to be a good reason ! and we really really could use some developers to work on the Translation and Localization support for TWiki

-- SvenDowideit - 02 Aug 2005

Agreed.

-- MartinCleaver - 02 Aug 2005

LocalizationFramework really needs alot of work and good ideas. I would welcome every additional help.

-- OliverKrueger - 07 Aug 2005

Hi all,

I've been working on BibliographyPlugin's conformance to Dakar handlers.

Can anyone give me write access so I can check my changes into Subversion ?

-- AntonioTerceiro - 29 Aug 2005

That needs Sven. As Oliver says, any help you can offer on the LocalizationFramework would be welcome as well; a Portuguese translation would be most welcome!

-- CrawfordCurrie - 29 Aug 2005

welcome to the DevelopBranch

-- SvenDowideit - 29 Aug 2005

Thank you, Sven.

Crawford, a portuguese translation of what ?

-- AntonioTerceiro - 30 Aug 2005

The most useful translation is of the code strings (see templates/language.tmpl), but only when AndreUlrich? amd OliverKrueger? have finished the intial German language pass. Then we need translation (and maintenance!) of the documentation in other languages as well. See LocalizationFramework.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 30 Aug 2005

Antonio, your support in the LocalizationFramework is appreciated. You also have good JavaScript skills that can be applied to TWiki (with graceful fallback in mind). Welcome to the fun TWiki development!

-- PeterThoeny - 31 Aug 2005