--- title: Updated translation server is online url: "https://news.typo3.com/article/updated-translation-server-is-online" description: "An up-to-date version of the TYPO3 translation server is now online. Contributing to TYPO3 has never been so easy for non-developers. Join us today!" image: "https://news.typo3.com/_assets/d1e01514e4c4a5b3147940fa2ec50682/Images/og-image-news.jpg" date: 2026-06-11 modified: 2026-06-11 categories: - "Showcase & Success" --- # Updated translation server is online - [Showcase & Success](https://news.typo3.com/article/category/showcase-success) Updated translation server is online ==================================== 20 July 2015 An up-to-date version of the TYPO3 translation server is now online. Contributing to TYPO3 has never been so easy for non-developers. Join us today! - ![](https://news.typo3.com/typo3temp/assets/t3g/blog/gravatar/90ed9853430c3a66b4c042b12094196a.jpeg)[Xavier Perseguers](https://news.typo3.com/article/author/xavier-perseguers) The TYPO3 community is glad to announce that the official translation server has been updated to the latest version. Remember, 4 years ago and with the move from ll-XML to XLIFF in TYPO3 version 4.6, Dominique Feyer provided an awesome enhancement to the localization workflow by bringing up a server and a user-friendly web portal named "Pootle". This translation server finally allowed every community member to suggest new translations in *any* language. Over the years, the translation server welcomed more and more 3rd party extensions on it and quickly grew in size so that TYPO3 CMS and its surrounding TER extensions are nowadays the biggest Pootle install we are aware of. During those 4 years, Dominique and I managed the infrastructure on a regular basis and helped community members to get their own extension on it. It is worth mentioning that during those 4 years, Dominique and [his agency Ttree](http://ttree.ch/) actually sponsored the server to the TYPO3 community. Since 2 days ago, the server is now running an up-to-date version of Pootle and has been taken back to our own infrastructure, with the help of the TYPO3 server team. Thank you --------- In the name of the whole CMS team, and the TYPO3 community in general, I would like to thank you very much Dominique for your countless hours of work and give a round of applause to your agency for having brought and sponsored this great tool for such a long time to our community. It helped TYPO3 keep its advantage over competitors in term of translation handling and ease of contribution. What has changed? ----------------- - Better streamlined user interface - New source files are now automatically discovered - TYPO3 CMS, starting from upcoming 7 LTS, may remove outdated labels and move files around while keeping everything in sync with older releases Becoming part of a translation team ----------------------------------- If you are interested in being part of a translation team, please get in touch with us in the typo3-translation channel on Slack. Never heard of Slack? [Please join us today](https://forger.typo3.org/slack), it's the new central place to discuss everything and collaborate on TYPO3. You can also check the translation team project on Forge. If you have any problem with the translation server, please open an issue on Forge: . ![](https://news.typo3.com/typo3temp/assets/t3g/blog/gravatar/7f4882028d9d0d1c88a5f986ec6c0ed3.jpeg) About the Author [Xavier Perseguers](https://news.typo3.com/article/author/xavier-perseguers) CEO of Causal Sarl,Fribourg, Switzerland [Website](https://www.causal.ch/)[Twitter](https://twitter.com/xperseguers)[LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/xavierperseguers/) Xavier Perseguers is the CEO of Causal Sarl, a Swiss company actively contributing to TYPO3. He is regularly contributing to the TYPO3 core and helping people in the community. Xavier is finally the author of a few popular extensions such as a connector to LDAP for TYPO3 and an extension to automatically resize images uploaded by editors in order to lower the resource footprint. Another widely used extension lets editor and developer easily work on their documentation and manuals from within TYPO3 using the Sphinx rendering engine. [More posts by this author](https://news.typo3.com/article/author/xavier-perseguers)