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Yes, I agree that certain things are complicated to be translated correctly Yes, almost all programming languages use English keywords. Yes, for international
by Tajnymag 5y ago
Yes, I agree that certain things are complicated to be translated correctly
Yes, almost all programming languages use English keywords.
Yes, for international collaboration, English is a must.
However, many non-native English speakers who are complete programming beginners do tend to have trouble with the locale the editor is in. Imagine you want to change a certain setting but don't know the correct English word for it. Or all the warnings, errors and hints the editor throws at you. Everything is in a language you were not born with. Personally I know a handful of people who struggle with English itself, but that shouldn't be a requisite to use the editor alone.
As for my "tied to the language": parent comment didn't specify how the IDE affected their programming workflow, so I went with a general statement.
- nottorp 5y agoThe thing is, if you want to stay up to date with programming you cant afford to wait for Information in your native language anyway. Unless youre a complete beginner. So whats the point in having the menus, debugger etc translated, except for extra confusion? Would you like the build config files translated too?