Help us speak your language!

GitLab, a widely-used software development platform, offers a lesser-known feature of being available in multiple languages, thanks to the efforts of community members. Users can change their preferred language through their profile settings, which helps lower barriers for both users and contributors by making the platform more accessible in local languages. The translation process is managed through Crowdin at translate.gitlab.com, where internationalized phrases are translated and incorporated into future releases. Community members are encouraged to contribute translations, which is a straightforward process requiring only a Crowdin account and a web browser. While some languages, such as Chinese, French, and German, are almost fully translated, many others require more work and proofreaders. GitLab promotes its inclusive motto, "Everyone can contribute," by urging individuals with language skills to participate in translating and proofreading to enhance the platform's accessibility worldwide.

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