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author | elijah <elijah@riseup.net> | 2014-08-19 13:04:03 -0700 |
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committer | elijah <elijah@riseup.net> | 2014-08-19 13:04:03 -0700 |
commit | 2f65635512f5fc41516f882e0dbb6108b1b996b7 (patch) | |
tree | 077e26a78d35980bf3ef315cc3bef48e45b0144c /pages/home/_text.haml | |
parent | 0be7af1a50bf87bc3fc0b6fd7b293f0b292022fb (diff) |
added initial :es translations to demonstrate how it can be done.
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1 files changed, 16 insertions, 30 deletions
diff --git a/pages/home/_text.haml b/pages/home/_text.haml index b14fda6..6f59d01 100644 --- a/pages/home/_text.haml +++ b/pages/home/_text.haml @@ -1,29 +1,33 @@ .row .col-sm-12 - %p.big The <b>Bitmask</b> application is designed to have a <b>friendly</b> interface with <b>automatic</b> configuration. You simply start the application, register with the compatible service provider of your choice, and away you go. + %p.big + = t :bitmask_app_blurb .row .col-sm-6 .heading %span %i.fa.fa-shield - Bitmask VPN - %p.big With [[Bitmask VPN => features#vpn]], all your traffic is securely routed through your provider before it is decrypted and sent on to the open internet. + = t :bitmask_vpn + %p.big + = t :bitmask_vpn_blurb .col-sm-6 .heading %span %i.fa.fa-envelope - Encrypted Email - %p.big [[Bitmask Encrypted Email => features#email]] is easy to use while still being backward compatible with the existing OpenPGP protocol for secure email. + = t :encrypted_email + %p.big + = t :encrypted_email_blurb .row .col-sm-12 - .heading + .heading#providers %span %i.fa.fa-institution - Supported providers + = t :supported_providers - %p.big The following service providers are compatible with the Bitmask application: + %p.big + = t :supported_providers_text .row .col-lg-2.col-md-3.col-sm-3.col-xs-4 @@ -52,30 +56,12 @@ .heading %span %i.fa.fa-code-fork - Fork our code - - %p <b>Hey, you! We could use a hand here</b>. You want communication free of surveillance, based on open protocols, and that gives users control over their own data? Well, grab a keyboard and #{link 'pitch in' => 'https://leap.se/en/get-involved'}—the code is not going to write itself. - - %p In particular, if you have finely honed skill in Python, Android Java, Ruby, C, CouchDB, Windows, Mac, Puppet, Qt, or you really love crypto, we could sure use your help. - - %ol - %li #{link 'Fork our code' => 'https://leap.se/en/source'}. - %li Create a new branch from develop called feature/x or bugfix/x. - %li Hack away. - %li Issue a pull request on github from your feature or bugfix branch to the upstream develop branch. - %li Discuss and wait for request to be merged. - %li Repeat. - - %p Currently, we release a new version of the Bitmask application every two weeks, and other components as necessary. + = t :fork_our_code + = render 'home/code' .col-sm-6 .heading %span %i.fa.fa-group - About us - - %img{src:'/assets/images/leap-small.png', align:'right'} - - %p The <b>Bitmask</b> application is lovingly hand-crafted by a team of paid and volunteer programmers from seven different countries. Development is principally sponsored by the #{link 'LEAP Encryption Access Project' => 'https://leap.se'}, an non-profit organization dedicated to defending democracy by <b>protecting the right to whisper</b>. - - %p The service provider <b>demo.bitmask.net</b> is operated by LEAP in order to demonstrate usage of the <b>Bitmask</b> application. However, we actively encourage other organizations to start their own compatible service providers by using our free software #{link 'platform for server automation' => 'https://leap.se/en/platform'}. + = t :about_us + = render 'home/about' |