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https://github.com/willuhn/hibiscus https://github.com/willuhn/hibiscus >Developer Information (in german) Which sends to a Javadoc which is actually a 404.
by woolion 2y ago
https://github.com/willuhn/hibiscus https://github.com/willuhn/hibiscus
>Developer Information (in german)
Which sends to a Javadoc which is actually a 404.
To be honest, I wouldn't work on/with a project that uses not-English as primary language (even if it was my own). Maybe a bit of cleanup and documentation would help make it more accessible.
- Helmut10001 2y agoI agree. However, in those niche areas where the software is the only choice available, I can make compromises. This software has been developed over 10+ years, and many conventions did not exist that long ago. It's still great that the software exists (because there is no alternative).
- woolion 2y agoSure, I did not want to be overly dismissive; I've worked in the space and most options suck and/or are fairly expensive for what they are, so any decent to good OSS option would be really appreciated. However, these points would make for a hard sell. Actually, a client is migrating their system and needs to redo their bank synchronization. Shall I try with Google Translate, or is there someone who would also work on updating some of the resources to English?
- Helmut10001 2y agoMaybe the author doesn't speak English. Or maybe it is too much out of his comfort zone. It is free software and anyone can translate it (the tools available today are pretty good, too). Right now I don't have the time and it's not too relevant for me. I write my beancount plugin in English because it can reach a wider audience that way.