iPhone Auto-Translate

With this little utility, you can localise your iPhone app by using Microsoft Translator. It's a bit tongue in cheek, but might be useful if you're an indie developer with no budget for professional translations, especially if your app doesn't use all that much text. Anyway, i hope someone finds it useful!

You can set it up as a script you run on your build server that localises any new strings as they get added to the project.

Setup

You must first edit a couple of settings at the top of the following .m files before this will work:

• AzureAccessToken.m - You must enter your Microsoft Azure client id and client secret.
• AutoTranslate.m - Edit the source folders and original language if you need.

Blog

You can read more about this project and how to use it at my blog here:

http://www.splinter.com.au/2012/12/08/iphone-auto-translate/

MIT License

Copyright (C) 2012 Chris Hulbert.

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