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Monday June 06, 2005

AppFuse Tutorials in Chinese

A guy named "Rocksun" has done a tremendous service to the AppFuse community. He volunteered and took on the task of translating all of AppFuse's Tutorials to Chinese. If you understand Chinese better than English, I encourage you to take a look at Rocksun's translations:

Some people might say your open source project has hit the big time when someone translates your documentation to another language. I don't see it this way. I think the reality is that Rocksun is a super-nice guy and has done a great service to the community. Thanks Rocksun!

NOTE: Rocksun also publishes two blogs, one in English and one in Chinese. And I thought I was busy! ;-)

Posted in Java at Jun 06 2005, 09:46:34 AM MDT 4 Comments