L10n:Meetings/2016 Celtic hackathon

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Logistics

Where

Gaelchultúr, 11 Sráid an Chláraigh, Baile Átha Cliath 2, Éire, D02 TD34.

Gaelchultúr, 11 Clare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland, D02 TD34.

http://www.gaelchultur.com/

Map: https://goo.gl/PpcQSc

When
5-6 March
Lodging

Hotel: Avondale House Dublin

40-41 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin 1

Phone: +353 1 874 5200

Map: http://bit.ly/1ntBreC

AirBNB1: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/10269677

  • Jeff (sofa bed)
  • Dwayne

AirBNB2: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1436858

  • Ryan
  • Gwenn

Travel

Airport to City

Dublin Airport only has two options of commuting to and from the city. Bus or Taxi. There is no rail link option in the Airport.

Taxi

This is the fastest and most expensive option to get into the city. The average price is roughly €20 - €25.

Note: You will not be reimbursed for taxi trips

Bus

Dublin Bus - 747 (Green double decker bus) The Airport to City bus stops outside both terminal buildings and will take you into O'Connell Street which is less than 5 minutes walk to Trinity College. It's regularly picks up passengers at an average wait time of 10-15 minutes during the day and takes about 20 minutes to get into the city. Cost is set at 6 Euros each way.

Dublin Bus Route 16 (Starts route outside of Terminal 1). This is an everyday bus route into the city. It departs from outside of terminal 1 (old terminal) every 15-20 minutes. Takes about 45 minutes to get into the heart of the city and stops right outside Trinity College. It's price should be less than €6 per trip. Approx €4.

Aircoach Aircoach is a comfortable solution, these coaches stop outside both terminals and you can pay with notes when boarding. Aircoaches stop at every major part of the city. You'll have to get the Aircoach Bus 700 for Trinity. The cost is approx €10 - €15 each way, prices are cheaper if you book online prior to arriving. See http://aircoach.ie/

  • If you're staying in the Avondale House, taking the stop at The Gresham Hotel will place you just around the block from the Avondale.
  • If you're staying at an AirBNB, please take the stop at Trinity college and walk to your destination.

NOTE Dublin Bus do not accept Paper Money (€5 , €10 €20, €50). They also do not give you change if you are due it. If you are due change you will have to head to Dublin Bus Central on O'Connell Street with your ticket to collect the money. Keep your tickets for reimbursement

Social

Like all Mozilla events, we make heavy use of Telegram. If you are looking for questions to be answered, keep in touch with everyone and keep in the know then follow the link below.

Telegram group -- https://telegram.me/joinchat/A0CaQwDEGfBXYlENy9b0_Q

Please use the Telegram group for instant messaging within our group.


Tweeting? Hashtaging? This is what we are using for the event.

  • Hashtag for event: #mozcelticl10n

Goals

Irish
  • All outstanding bugs resolved (just one open at present).
  • Two new LDAP/Pootle accounts created for what we hope are two new regular contributors.
  • Bring mozilla.org to 100%, and return AMO l10n to nearly 100%.
  • Complete a comprensive review of terminology across Mozilla products and bring them in line with more recent projects (Gmail, etc.)
Welsh
  • Create a plan on how to enable us to support the present effort and any new fields for development.
  • Continue the present level of software localization according to the direction Mozilla is taking for the next 12-18 month and what results it's looking to achieve.
  • Create comprehensive plan to increase Welsh downloads, page visits, visibility on webpages, and in media by ?% by work with partners to raise awareness of what's available - Welsh Gov., S4C, Urdd; Media - mags, newspaper, S4C; Facebook, Google+, websites, blogs, events, just talking to people... etc
  • Increase technological support for Celtic languages in Mozilla (and other products) through Pootle bug squashing, feature brainstorming, and incorporation of other Celtic language technology in the translation process.
Scottish Gaelic
Breton
  • Finish Lightning localization
  • Test Firefox on iOS
  • ~300 strings translated on web parts

Agenda

Friday 4 March

Some options for an evening meet-up.

Saturday 5 March

Morning - 930AM
  • Welcome & spectrograms -- Jeff & Flod
  • Mozilla mission and org updates applied to your locales -- Jeff & Flod
    • The role of l10n at Mozilla within the context of "An Internet where people are empowered" and "educating people on the internet."
    • L10n updates from Mozlando
  • Pootle Roadmap for 2016 -- Ryan & Dwayne
Lunch -- Tables booked 1pm

KC Peaches 28-29 Nassau Street, Dublin 2

(Across from Trinity College)

Afternoon
  • Locale-specific goal work (see above).
  • Creating test plans for mobile l10n projects.
  • Creating, updating, and maintaining language resources for localization.
Dinner -- 7PM

Sunday 6 March

Morning -- 930AM
  • Demos of MT engines for Celtic languages for Mozilla projects. -- Dewi, Rhoslyn, Kevin
  • Plugging into other Celtic language technologies.
  • How to bring more users to your localized Mozilla products.
Lunch -- Tables booked 1pm

KC Peaches 28-29 Nassau Street, Dublin 2

(Across from Trinity College)


Afternoon
  • Locale-specific goal work (see above).
  • Creating test plans for mobile l10n projects.
  • Creating, updating, and maintaining language resources for localization.
  • Update team wiki pages
  • Take l10n hackathon survey.
  • Begin plans for next Celtic l10n meetup.
  • Group pictures.
Dinner --

Tables booked for 19:00

The Ginger Man

39-40 Fenian St

Dublin 2

http://thegingerman.com/

Running

If you're into running, there are a few alternatives in the area:

  • Run North on the coast, towards St Anne's park (example, or this).
  • Run West to the Phoenix park (example, or this).
  • Run South in Saint Stephen's Green park (loop seems about 1km, example).

Other

  • Hashtag for event: #mozcelticl10n
Notes
https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/celtic-2016
Resources