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Getting started

  • Introduction
  • Contributing

Automation

  • CLI
    • Using the client
    • Migrating from older versions of the client
  • Webhooks
  • Github
  • Bitbucket

Cloud localization

  • Introduction to Transifex Native
    • Transifex Content Delivery Service
    • Managing a Transifex Native project
    • Transifex Native Analytics
    • Transifex Native Feature Matrix
    • Cleaning up Native resources
  • JavaScript
    • Setup JavaScript SDK
    • Internationalize JavaScript code
    • Missing Translations
    • Uploading source content to Transifex
    • Fetching Translations from Transifex
    • Display translated content
    • Error Handling
    • Content Splitting
    • Release Management
  • React
  • React Native
  • Angular
  • Vue2
  • Vue3
  • Next.js
  • NodeJS/Express
  • Static HTML
  • Django
    • Setup Django SDK
    • Use in Templates and Views
    • Missing Translations
    • Uploading source content to Transifex
    • Fetching Translations from Transifex
    • Displaying Translated Content
    • Error Handling
    • Tests on Django SDK
    • Migrating an existing Django app
    • Release Management
  • Python
  • Android
  • iOS
  • i18next

File based localization

  • Django
  • Ruby on Rails
  • CakePHP
  • NodeJS
  • Other frameworks

Other

  • Status
  • Open source
  • Transifex Contributor Agreement
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Fetching Translations from Transifex

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With Transifex Native, translations are fetched continuously over the air (OTA) to your application. There is no need to restart your server or deploy code to see the newest translations.

The translations are available while your application is running, on a developer's local environment working on a new code or on your production where your users interact with the application.

Updated about 1 year ago