In the entire daily.dev team, there is only one team member who speaks English as their first language.
So we know that even if you work, read, and watch Game of Thrones in English, for many of us, there’s still a language barrier there, that requires additional effort and energy. We thought we’d try and reduce some of that friction, and make it that much easier to find the content you’d like to read, even if you have to end up reading it in English.
So now you can configure your feed, so that the headlines are shown in one of ten languages!
You can choose from: Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese simplified, German, French, Brazilian or Portuguese Portuguese and English ofcourse. The articles themselves are still English only, but since launching in beta, we’ve found that users who configure the headlines to their native tongue read more.
<h2>How to do it</h2>
Go to feed settings in the top left corner of your feed, choose “Content and Language”, and then choose the language you’d like.
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The daily.dev platform allows users to configure their feed so that headlines are displayed in one of ten languages, which includes Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified), German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Portuguese (Portugal), and English. Although the articles themselves remain in English, translating headlines into a user's native language has been shown to increase engagement. To change the language, users can go to feed settings, select 'Content and Language', and choose their desired language.

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Can you add support for Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language ?
Thanks alot &lt;3

How about Polish language support? :)

how about Hebrew after all you are an Israeli company😉

Finally, someone in the software development community who understands that there are programmers who speak more languages than English.

if there is a barier to understand the title then I don’t think you will understand anything in a post.