Category: Chinese, GlueyNotes, Linux, Mac, iPhone
I did a quick update to GlueyNotes last night to support multi-languages. I tried to translate the application into Chinese first. I am sure some of the translation is bad as it was my first go.
It looks at your browsers preferred language and if it’s Chinese (zh_CN) displays the UI in Chinese. So if you want to see the Chinese site, you have to set your preferred language in the browser. If you’re just curious as to what it looks like, here is a screen shot:
There are not many people that use GlueyNotes in China, but there are a few actually.
I also added support for the Android platform. I am not sure if there are any Android phones in the wild yet, but it seems to somewhat work with the emulator. Since the browser is based on WebKit I am not all that surprised, but it’s kind of neat that it works almost out of the box (if you have an iphone web application you might want to check out Android too).
Consider Android support beta though. Android seems to have problems with a few ajax calls, and text area entry oddities; however, the bugs could be due to the emulator.