| Translating the Tour | |
| A Tour of Go is a Go program that runs as a stand-alone web server or | |
| an App Engine app. The version available at go.dev/tour/ is run from | |
| App Engine. There are several localized versions of the tour, such as | |
| this Chinese translation, also running on App Engine: | |
| https://go-tour-zh.appspot.com | |
| The Tour contains a slide named "Go local", which lists several of | |
| these translations. If you are a native speaker of a language not on | |
| that list and have some experience with Go, please consider providing | |
| a translation of the Tour in your own language. | |
| To translate the tour: | |
| 1. Translate the files in content/ | |
| 2. Provide localized version for the UI strings in static/js/values.js | |
| 3. Sign up to App Engine and create an app named go-tour-LL, | |
| where LL is the two-letter country code that applies best | |
| to your chosen language. (This shouldn't cost you anything; | |
| the Tour App usually runs inside App Engine's free quota.) | |
| 4. Deploy your version of the Tour to that app. | |
| 5. Announce to golang-nuts@googlegroups.com | |
| The Tour content changes occasionally, and you should keep your | |
| translation up to date. To follow the development of the tour, | |
| you can subscribe to the feed at | |
| https://github.com/golang/tour/commits/master.atom | |
| Finally, if you have any questions about the Tour or Go, | |
| please mail golang-nuts@googlegroups.com. |