How Weet integrates localization into the GitLab pipeline with Lokalise

Weet, an asynchronous video communication tool, overcame its localization challenges by integrating GitLab and Lokalise into its workflow, enabling a more efficient and seamless app development process. Initially hindered by cumbersome localization methods that slowed development and introduced bugs, Weet transitioned to using Lokalise, which integrates with GitLab to automate and streamline the translation of text strings, allowing developers to focus on coding while language experts handle translations. This integration has allowed Weet to localize new releases swiftly, significantly improving their development cycle from days to less than an hour with minimal quality checks. By splitting localization data into multiple projects and using a consistent naming pattern for keys, Weet has maintained clarity and simplicity in their process, paving the way for future expansions such as mobile apps and additional languages. This seamless localization process has contributed to Weet's success, as evidenced by its recent recognition on Product Hunt.

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