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Laurent Sabbah
@laurent_sabbah · VP Customer Acquisition @ Bablic.com
Hi ProductHunters!
Welcome to the brand new Bablic 2.0 - our best version yet.
Here are some of the new features and fixes in our latest version, most were based on user feedback so this version should definitely make localizing your website easier and more effective:
- Customizable language switching widget; Right from our editor you can now completely c… See more
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Laurent Sabbah
@laurent_sabbah · VP Customer Acquisition @ Bablic.com
Hi ProductHunters!
Welcome to the brand new Bablic 2.0 - our best version yet.
Here are some of the new features and fixes in our latest version, most were based on user feedback so this version should definitely make localizing your website easier and more effective:
- Customizable language switching widget; Right from our editor you can now completely c… See more
Diogo Palhais
@diogopalhais · Entrepreneur
This is awesome! It works surprising well in the translation matter.
Nick Macario
@nickmacario · CEO @ Remote.com
Hey @laurent_sabbah, great looking product. I recently spent a good amount of time testing Localize.js. We're going to wait a few months to push some other initiatives first, but I'm interested to know how your product differs.
Curt Prins
@curtprins · Mobile Strategist
Is there are guaranteed accuracy level for the machine translation?
Antoine Lefeuvre
@jiraisurfer · Cofounder & Product Manager at MailClark
Looks interesting, I'll give it a try. As a "langtech" startup (or, what do you say: transtech? locatech?), I thought you might be interested in reading this http://alistapart.com/article/tr.... It is based on this manifesto http://translationisux.com I co-authored a few years ago. Happy launching!