A Practical Guide to XLIFF 2.0 teaches XLIFF users how to get the most from the standard, use best practices in their translation workflow, extend XLIFF, and use the XLIFF modules.
Companies use XLIFF to standardize the exchange of source and localized content with localization and translation vendors. The book is geared towards localization coordinators, technical writers, content management system vendors, localization service providers, and consultants, who want to incorporate XLIFF into their customers' publishing workflow.
A Practical Guide to XLIFF 2.0 is co-authored by Bryan Schnabel – chair of the OASIS XLIFF Technical Committee; JoAnn T. Hackos – founder and president of Comtech Services, Inc., an information strategy consultancy based in the US; and Rodolfo M. Raya – CTO at Maxprograms, where he develops cross-platform translation/localization and content publishing tools using XML and Java technology.
The book is available through most online retailers (e.g., most Amazon sites, Abebooks, Barnes and Noble, etc.) in both print (US$35.95) and ebook form (US$24.95).
For more information visit the XML Press Website.