So my talk may be about how the community handles i18n and l11n right now, how can we extend the translation experience with new online platforms (and some others). Which is absolutely harmless to nowadays processes. It just may be used together with old good tools, e.g. POEdit, KBabel etc. This is one of the interesting topics which is poorly lit at conferences and meetups. I'm talking about localization of PostgreSQL and other community software (possibly even commercial). Right now we're using https://babel.postgresql.org/ to manage translations, but I had excellent experience with online translation tools, such as transifex.com and crowdin.com. Which is absolutely free for open-source. I've even created PostgreSQL organization already, so I'm the boss ;) https://crowdin.com/project/postgresql So my talk may be about how the community handles i18n and l11n right now, how can we extend the translation experience with this new platform (and some others). Which is absolutely harmless to nowadays processes. It just may be used together with old good tools, e.g. POEdit, KBabel etc. There a lot of benefits, e.g. painless new language introducing, one translation memory for all products, ability to pay for translation (commercial soft), team collaboration (translators vs reviewers) etc. With online translation, you may involve new people in the community, e.g. new Ukrainian translation is in progress by high-school teenagers under my mentoring. But we also have GSoC project for students. Translation is easy mentoring and funny to do. Agenda: 1. Intro to l11n and i18n 2. Nowadays state of affairs 3. Demo of the localization process 4. Overview of the online platforms for open-source 5. Demo of the online localization process 6. Questions