LinguaLibre:Technical board/intro

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Welcome to the Technical board!

Welcome to Lingua Libre Technical board !

Lingua Libre is a project which aims to collaboratively build upon multilingual audiovisual free licence resources to expand language knowledge and services and help online language communities to develop.

This stands upon a « Lingua Libre Suite », a set of programs which need maintenance, and may be expanded by new pieces of software providing new capabilities.

This forum page serves as a hub to development events and technical discussions.

Discussions about bug reports and feature requests should be diverted to Phabricator and GitHub, and code peer reviews should be submitted on GitHub.

Where to start?

• Local developments are easy. You can customize your css and your js, including creating a local WikiJS script, even with limited edit rights.
• LinguaLibre Bot (Python, github) is a high-impact project. Help is needed to authorize it on more wikis.
• Join us on Phabricator and GitHub.

Skills we look for…

• Developers: we especially look for Bot Masters (Python, NodeJS), SPARQL experts, VueJS developpers, issues coordinators, but everyone is welcome.
• Projects coordinators: we also look for organizers of recording/hacking meet-ups, who are able to build a network with language learning, language conservation and NLP actors.

Happy Coding!

• Please announce your hacking project here to raise awareness and gather feedbacks.
• Most of our actions remain small in scope and volunteer-based. In case your project is large enough, you could learn about some of the funding options.

Development & Technical reports

• March 3rd, 2021: Wikidata Lexemes & Lingua Libre coordination assessment
• February 19th, 2021: First progress report with WikiValley and VIGNERON

Flash Technical News

• January 25th, 2023: the latest Github revision has been pushed on the production server. Kurdish Wiktionary is now supported. Oriya Wiktionary will be very soon. Support of more Wiktionary versions should follow.

Please visit LinguaLibre:About to learn more about the project.