Opportunity for users to translate Mojo documents
I'm writing to express my admiration for the Mojo programming language, which I have recently discovered and found to be an exceptional tool in the realm of coding. Its simplicity, flexibility, and robustness have greatly impressed me and, I believe, many others in the programming community worldwide.
However, I have noticed that the availability of documentation for Mojo is currently limited to English. While this is not an issue for some, it may pose a significant challenge to many potential users whose primary language is not English. This language barrier could potentially prevent many talented developers from exploring and utilizing the remarkable features of Mojo.
In light of this, I kindly request that you consider establishing a community-driven effort to translate the Mojo documentation into other languages. By allowing users to contribute translations, we can ensure that Mojo becomes more accessible and inclusive for the global programming community.
Such an initiative would not only break down language barriers but also foster a more vibrant and diverse community around Mojo. It could encourage participation from people with different cultural backgrounds, thereby enriching the ecosystem with a variety of perspectives and ideas.
I'm confident that with Mojo team's support, we can make Mojo a truly global tool, opening up opportunities for programmers around the world, regardless of their language capabilities. Thank you for your time and consideration. I am looking forward to Mojo team's positive response.
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To this day, I am the only one who has replied to you. I am a Chinese user. We have translated some Chinese documents and established a Chinese community.
Have you looked into automatic translation? For example, Azure lets you guide the process with custom dictionaries, phrase books, and sample documents. It's better than a generic machine translation, it multiplies your efforts, and it keeps up with changes.