Release notes

Easyling Release Notes - 2018 February

As another month goes by, so does another round of development for the Proxy. Along with some minor bugfixes and enhancements, we have rolled out the ability to use the Highlight View with work packages, as well as serving outdated content to search spiders. See the full details after the jump! Highlight View with Work Packages While we have long had the ability to display the contents of a given work package in the List View, it was only recently that we were made aware of a use-case where the Highlight View needed to function with work packages.

Easyling Release Notes - 2018 January

With the new year in full swing, so is development at the proxy. This month, we rolled out a new beta feature completing our Continuous Delivery For Translations pipeline, as well as the option of avoiding population of MT-entries in the Translation Memory. See the full details after the jump! Machine Translation and TMs We have had both machine translation integration, as well as TM-handling for a while now. One of the integral features of TM-handling was the ability to populate the contents of the current project and its translations.

Easyling Release Notes - 2017 December

Preparing for Christmas and the New Year, we have released a host of small tweaks and features. See the details after the jump! data-locale for Language Dropdown Included in the drop-in language dropdown is a data-locale attribute. Customers who want to customize the dropdown using injected/included CSS rules will find this attribute useful in filtering the individual dropdown elements based on the target locale. Tweaks and fixes Over the month, we have improved our handling of ZIP errors during import, made changes to how Auto Pre-Translate emails are structured, and quashed an edge case in how the Workbench segments certain entries.

Easyling Release Notes - 2017 November

November has passed uneventfully in Budapest, and in gearing up for the holiday season, the Translation Proxy team has put out a few new features working behind the scenes. The system is now more stable when handling ASP.NET pages, able to handle UTF-16/32 pages without a hitch, and in a little housekeeping, you can now request Support to remove pages of a given status code from the project. See the details after the jump!

Release Notes - 2017 October

The Easyling team kept busy during most of October on household chores and bugfixes. Our Content Connector framework/In-Context preview capabilities underwent significant improvements, and New Content Detection is gearing up for full-feature status with some awesome optimizations now complete. Pretty much all of the improvements this month were of the invisible but indispensable variety that improve system stability in all corners. Stay tuned for more features and fixes, Christmas is a-coming!

Release Notes - 2017 September

Building upon the foundations laid down in previous releases, September brings you a brand new feature in Easyling: Direct Translation API. This allows content providers to integrate a fast translation service for various reusable content, such as newsletters. See the details after the jump! Direct Translation API (BETA) The aim of this feature is to receive and translate texts or HTML fragments (e.g. parts of an HTML newsletter) without the need of visiting the translated website via the proxy, leveraging only existing translations in Easyling’s dictionary.

Easyling Release Notes - 2017 August

How was your summer, dear reader? Over here, the team was busy taking turns going for a swim in the heat on one hand, and on the other, sticking to development, where the incremental improvement of Easyling doesn’t stop. We have rolled out some invisible and some visible changes to augment Easyling throughout August. Here’s our tally for the month. JS IIFEs Our readers who are well-versed in web technologies will agree that translation of text in JavaScript is a gold mine of edge cases.

Easyling Release Notes - 2017 July

Summer is in full swing, and there was no shortage of various convenience fixes, visible and invisible improvements in Easyling this July. Here’s what kept us busy these past few weeks. Subdirectory publishing protection Reverse proxies sometimes lack configuration to armor them against recursion in the page source. These are the cases where we end up with URLs collecting path segments infinitely, such as /en/en/en/en/contac-us. We have rolled out a little something on the backend that will detect these problematic structures.