John Siracusa

when something in your UI breaks.

So I've been working with Babylon and that's babble on, get it?

Very well done.

I've been working with them to do localization for call sheet for Korean and Japanese.

And it's been really, really great.

I said to them, Hey, I've already got all my localization files in this public GitHub repo.

Do you want me to send them to you myself?

Or can you just slurp those up?

And they said, no problem.

We'll slurp them up.

And they even offered to jump in Slack with me.

And I said, okay, that sounds great.

And I figured, to be honest with you, that I was getting the white glove treatment because of the whole ad read that we're in the middle of and all that.

But no, they assured me this is their normal operating procedure.

And not only that, when they started looking at these translations in the context of the test flight, after I added them, of course, there were a handful of times that they said, oh, you know what, now that we see this in context, absolutely.

I don't think we gave you the best possible option.

Let's go back and redo this one or that one.

It's been really, really great to work with them.

And my Japanese and Korean localizations should be excellent now.

So Babylon has 150 professional translators that only do localization.